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Huerta was one of the foremost women in U.S. labor history, serving the UFW as chief negotiator, strike organizer, lobbyist ,and reformer during its heyday in the 1960s and ‘70s in California’s agriculture-rich Central Valley.
Bonnie Kristian’s new book argues critics are unfair to evangelicals, but are evangelicals unfair to their reformers?
illustration of shining lamb standing on hilltop as rams butt horns below
November reflections on scripture from the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle A.
portrait of George Lakey, elderly white male
An interview with George Lakey on a lifetime of nonviolent activism. At 89, what’s next?
cartoon of chapel standing atop coins and financial charts
How congregations have used Chapter 11 reorganization to survive predatory lending.
For queer people, sharing our stories can be more than a declaration of identity. It can be an invitation into a deeper relationship.
Maybe this little habit is a kind of prayer.
All Saints and All Souls used to irritate me. Why pray for people I don’t know?