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As a pastor in Chicago, watching federal agents sow mistrust and harm children no longer seems like a sci-fi nostalgia trip.

Forty years ago, South African Christians showed us how to resist repressive regimes and twisted theologies.

"The very act of her getting up and pressing and pushing to her rightful healing is an act of resistance."

Queer Catholic artist Libby Kercher depicts Mary trampling a serpent labeled ICE emphasizes Mary's role as the patroness of the oppressed.

Ben Brooks explores the cost of giving it all away in ‘The Greatest Possible Good.’

Rian Johnson's new ‘Knives Out’ movie finds Daniel Craig’s detective getting caught up in a battle for the soul of the Christian faith.

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A Palestinian reflection on entering the season of Advent.

From a straightforward question, cavernous possibilities of geology and theology emerge.

Tyler Huckabee is the managing editor of sojo.net. He is originally from the Great Plains but now lives in Nashville with his wife. 

“To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work.”

Robert Perry has been teaching A Course in Miracles since 1986. He founded the Circle of Atonement in 1993 and is widely regarded as a respected Course teacher...

Donna knew something wasn’t right when Thomas Philippe came to her room. Cecilia hid the truth even from herself. Judy thought she just wasn’t “holy...

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The moral crises of our current systems are too grave for churches to avoid partisan politics.

Olivia Bardo is a poet and baker of bread. She was born and raised along the fringes of the Appalachian Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania, instilling in...

Michael Woolf is the senior minister of Lake Street Church of Evanston in Illinois. He is both the co-founder of Challenging Islamophobia Together...

Nonviolent protests are one way God's people help reclaim a gospel that is good news for the power and powerless.

Mitchell Atencio is the senior associate news editor at Sojourners. He first served as a contract reporter for Sojourners in 2020.

On Nov. 14, clergy from a variety of faiths gathered outside the ICE processing facility in Broadview, Ill., to articulate God’s rage.

Vanessa Martinez Soltero is an activist bridging her Christian faith and Indigenous traditions to sustain herself and community.

Jayne Marie Smith is a former multimedia producer for Sojourners

Julie has been a member of the Sojourners magazine editorial staff since 1990. For the last several years she has edited the award-winning Culture Watch...

Amar D. Peterman is an Indian American scholar working at the intersection of faith and public life. He is the author of Becoming Neighbors: The Common Good...

Jean Vanier was called a “living saint” for starting L’Arche, a global network of communities promoting the dignity of people with intellectual...

John Munayer is a Palestinian theologian from Jerusalem involved with interreligious activism.

How billionaires are upending our lives and our economy.

Rebecca Randall, an independent reporter and editor, is a Black and Korean U.S. domestic adoptee. Her first mother is an adoptee from South Korea. She writes...

José Humphreys III is an ordained minister, author of Seeing Jesus in East Harlem: What Happens When Churches Show Up and Stay Put, and co-author of...

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Our public discourse and policy agendas would look very different if we truly believed every human being bears and reflects the image of God.

Pro-lifers held up Donald Trump as their champion. He’s really a showcase for the movement’s greatest failures.

Weighing the prospect of justice with the devaluation of Black death, in a nation that has been taught by history, stereotypes, and propaganda to view Black...

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We have the power to help our communities grow and thrive. Together, we can build the just world we desire.

Ed Spivey Jr. was working as art director of the Chicago Sun-Times Sunday Magazine in 1974 when God called him to join the fledgling Sojourners community and...

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Violence is never the answer for Christians, and violence against our righteous protests cannot stop us.

I learned the hard way that my clerical collar doesn’t offer much protection from ICE. But immigrants have no protection at all.

The new documentary shows life in Gaza through the eyes of Fatma Hassona, who was killed by an Israeli airstrike shortly after the film was accepted into the...

How the “welfare state” is designed to subsidize affluence rather than fight poverty.

Trump’s 180-degree turn on the Epstein files has not gone unnoticed by his base. Will it matter?

Rev. Adam Russell Taylor is president of Sojourners and author of A More Perfect Union: A New Vision for Building the Beloved Community. Follow him on...

Sarah James, a biracial Indian American woman of color, is a graduate of Yale Divinity School and founder of Clerestory Magazine.

David Black is pastor of The First Presbyterian Church of Chicago.

Faith leaders have a message for survivors. We believe you.

Bekah McNeel is a freelance journalist living in San Antonio. She reports on the intersection of faith and early childhood for Sojourners. In addtion, she...

Sojourners Alliance is a private, non-profit organization working toward a vision of dignity and respect for all people.  Our mission is to confront the...

Emma Cieslik (she/her) is a queer, disabled religious scholar and museum worker based in Washington, D.C.

Author and sociologist Matthew Desmond on how we can build out permanent solutions to poverty.

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Max Kuzma is a transgender man and lifelong Catholic who advocates for LGBTQ+ inclusion in the church and writes about the unique gifts of queer people and the...

16 million of the 42 million people who rely on SNAP are children.

My work as a youth pastor inspired my work toward redistricting reform.

Samuel Munayer is a Palestinian theologian from Jerusalem and works for a humanitarian organization serving in Gaza and the West Bank.

A pastor’s reflections after being shot at by ICE agents.

Emily the Criminal is the millennial version of classic gangster noir — and an indictment of our exploitative economy.

Hima Bindu Thota is a surgical resident at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and a recent graduate from Duke Divinity School.

Yanan (he/him) is a writer from the Philippines who serves as editorial director at the Center for Barth Studies, where he guides initiatives that examine...

If every life bears God's image, why are we watching Venezuela in silence?

Evangelical theology has often promoted a punitive form of incarceration. A science-based therapy program looks deeper.

If only Donald Trump had taken a lesson from Frito-Lay.

The Sojourners editors present: A guide to everything you need to deck the halls with faith and justice.