A promising new movement leaves the bumper-sticker platitudes behind and offers the potential to actually reduce abortion.
Abortion
This morning I was touched and blessed by the tears of a Puerto Rican immigrant grandmother. She came to the U.S.
This is a challenge to President Obama and Congress written in light of his commencement speech at the University of Notre Dame.
[Regarding “A New Faith Coalition,” by Jim Wallis, January 2009]: Those who characterize abortion as “single-issue politics” often use the goal to “reduce the number o
Jim Wallis talks about how Obama's new Council on Faith-Based & Neighborhood Partnerships will take on the priorities of poverty, abortion reduction, fatherhood, and interfaith dialogue.
I was deeply disappointed in Sojourners’ guidance on voting in regard to abortion (“Principles and Policies for Christian Voters,” December 2008).