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From the Editors: ‘Hallelujahs and Howls Are Birthed Together’ | Sojourners
1+ mon, 14+ hour ago (262+ words) An introduction to the August 2026 issue of ‘Sojourners.’ THE LATE CONTEMPLATIVE Christian theologian and professor Barbara Holmes wrote about “crisis contemplation” for upside-down eras. José Humphreys III explores why we need Holmes’ wisdom now, ahead of the U.S. midterm…...
Cooling Ministries Can Save Lives
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (354+ words) Sojourners Cooling Ministries Can Save Lives IT’S GOING TO be 109 today. The 100s have come early this year. It feels oppressive on the body, the whole being. The desert should have cool evenings and mornings, even if it’s hot during the…...
Outside Delaney Hall, Catholics Pray Rosary With Detainee Letters
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (611+ words) In New Jersey on Saturday, Catholic activists gathered near the front gates of Delaney Hall to pray the rosary in solidarity with those detained in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility. Sisters Susan Francois, of the Sisters of St....
In Idaho, an Episcopal Camp Stands as Solace for Queer People
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (1253+ words) This piece was republished from FāVS News and The 19th. The Episcopal Diocese of Spokane, Washington, has maintained Camp Cross—a 130-acre property on the west side of Lake Cœur D’Alene, Idaho—for more than a century. Each week throughout summer, the…...
Orthodox Ministry Sues Phoenix for Ban on Distributing Food or Medical Care
3+ mon, 4+ day ago (1101+ words) An Orthodox Christian group sued Phoenix over a new law restricting free food distribution and medical care to people in need at parks, continuing a regional battle over how cities should respond to homelessness in public spaces. Lance Brace, founder…...
A Letter to My Fellow Faith Activists
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (307+ words) Weaving a tapestry of belonging in the United States will demand something different from each of us. DEAR FELLOW FAITH ACTIVIST, Over the years, I have seen how our country’s anniversary remains a source of pride for many, told as…...
How Our Church’s Art Project Bridged Juneteenth and Fourth of July
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (302+ words) Sojourners How Our Church’s Art Project Bridged Juneteenth and Fourth of July In our church, we have space utilized by local artists. I partnered with one of them, Ben Volta, to imagine a visual art project to tie the themes…...
When Our Faith Forgets People
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (568+ words) June reflections on scripture from the ‘Revised Common Lectionary,’ Cycle A. AS CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM continues to plague the United States, I find myself asking the question: Who pays the price when faith separates itself from humanity? History is clear. It…...
Pentecost Is More Than Speaking in Tongues—It’s Learning to Sing Together
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (601+ words) In a dark church, a dozen disciples gather in the upper room of the choir loft. We warm up our voices. We practice our hymns. Although we are not silent, in many ways, we are the disciples on the eve…...
The San Antonio Nuns Chanting ‘Go Spurs Go! And God Bless!’
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (612+ words) The morning after the Spurs won Game 5 of the NBA’s Western Conference semifinals, I woke up, still reveling in the victory. As a born-and-raised San Antonian and die-hard basketball fan, the playoffs are something of a holiday season. Before leaving…...