Living Faith
Researcher R.G. Cravens sheds light on the role religion plays for many queer people — and how it’s distinct for people of color.
These are peacemakers, academics, preachers, bakers, community leaders, podcasters, psychologists, and theologians all connected by their Christian faith and vision of a more just world.
The author and minister told Sojourners that “reconciliation was always supposed to be married to reparations.”
Christian curiosity about Jewish seders can lead to being better neighbors. But that curiosity touches a dark history.
Whether a light-roast Rwandan or Folgers, the rapper, poet, and coffee aficionado Propaganda says we can build a more equitable coffee practice.
From Catholic University of America to Grove City College, Christian schools are struggling to foster dialogue on abortion, racism, and LGBTQ+ rights.
Reggie L. Williams discusses “Bonhoeffer moments,” Black theology, and the ideologies animating the Christian nationalist movement.
My phone calls are like a repetitive prayer, using language filled with conviction to imagine a future where Palestine is free.
In Nazi Germany, my family saw how Christians supported fascism. Today in the U.S., I am seeing the same.
People of faith can pursue animal liberation alongside work for racial and climate justice, Rev. Christopher Carter says.
“I appeal once again that access to humanitarian aid be ensured to Gaza, and call once more for the prompt release of the hostages seized on last Oct. 7 and for an immediate cease-fire in the Strip,” he said
Four in 5 evangelicals say they would value hearing a sermon that teaches how biblical principles and examples can be applied to immigration in the U.S.
