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How Should Candidates Talk About Their Faith?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (244+ words) God-talk on the campaign trail, minus the cringe. Voters appreciate honesty and openness. First, it’s always valuable for a candidate to tell their own faith story. Doing this honestly and earnestly offers voters a window into a candidate’s priorities, thought…...
What Clarice Lispector Taught Me About Freedom
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (323+ words) Learning to recognize the voice that constantly says: “Do not be afraid; I am with you always.” AUGUST IS THE month of spider webs. Where I live in Chicago, they erupt and crackle from corners and streetlamps and porches, birthing…...
Trump’s Foreign Policy Is a Rejection of Jesus' Teaching
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (501+ words) Matthew 25:31-46 is also a lesson about interdependence, whether it’s the interdependence of people in a local community or in the community of nations. In our interdependent world, our security and prosperity are inextricably tied to the welfare and security of…...
A Story Bible Inviting Kids Into Scripture’s Complexity
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (629+ words) Building biblical literacy with people of all ages feels like a necessary, quiet act of resistance. Without a doubt, this Bible centers justice, portraying Jesus’ ministry as a “promise of liberation, hope, and revolutionary love.” More than that, it offers…...
Pursuing A Faithful Response To Election Subversion
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (236+ words) What Sojourners is doing, and what you can do. THE FIRST TIME I voted, at age 18, I was both nervous and filled with a sense of sacred responsibility. As someone mesmerized by the Civil Rights Movement, I was painfully aware…...
From the Editors: ‘Is It Armageddon Yet?’
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (136+ words) An introduction to the July 2026 issue of Sojourners. Did this article have an impact on you? Tell us how! Whether you’re moved to take action, have a question, or want to share a comment (good or bad), we value your…...
This Isn’t the First Time Christians Have Claimed the U.S. as Their Own
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (807+ words) Amid celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary, assertions of the country’s religious, and specifically Christian, character have grown louder in political discourse. Many ordinary Americans who attended the prayer service seemed to recognize the desire to link the United States with Christianity....
Why These Conservative Evangelicals Rejected Christian Nationalism
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (788+ words) Political theorist Stephen Wolfe, along with ministers Zachary Garris and Sean McGowan, all believe the government has a role to “promote true religion.” Wolfe is a self-avowed Christian nationalist. However, Garris and McGowan don’t use that title. The three men…...
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…...