Sojourners Magazine: June 2025
Advice from a pastor turned pro-democracy organizer.
Features
Advice for overwhelmed Christians from Jarvis Williams, a pastor turned pro-democracy organizer.
Why I went from having contempt for this legal process to believing it is a lifesaver.
A spiritual elder offers eight reminders to help you stay rooted as you follow your call.
Voices
We stand some chance of limiting the damage from the climate crisis. Will Christians play a part?
“I don’t have to push my team to take care of others, but I have to push them to take care of themselves.”
Vision
A work in progress can still be a thing of majesty.
Why the 1955 film The Night of the Hunter has only grown in influence during the last 70 years.
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
Ash Van Otterloo’s novel reminded me, an agnostic person, of the reign of God.
As a child, Pankaj Mishra, author of The World After Gaza, admired Israel’s leaders. A trip to the West Bank began to change his mind.
A poem.
June reflections on scripture from the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle C.
(But this article does use the term “Gulf of America.”)
Can Christians End Our Quest for Control?
For self-interested nations, the good road of Jesus can be a terrible way to run a society.
My Church Can’t Possibly Pay for My Child’s Needs
If you do not have your own Medicaid story to tell your representatives, you can borrow mine.