Global

Hope for Hunger: We can Answer the Moral Call to End Malnutrition

October 11, 2021

Family and Parenting, General, Global, Practical Justice

I believe in our country's ability to boldly lead an effective global response to food security and adequate nutrition and this initiative offers a blueprint for faith-based and U.S. government action.

Bishop Barber’s Remarks to the Vatican Conference on Ending Poverty

William J. Barber

October 6, 2021

General, Global, Practical Justice

I am honored to be here at the Vatican on the feast of St. Francis to share with you on behalf of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival in my home, the United States of America.

In Opposition of the Line 3 Pipeline

September 16, 2021

Creation & Environment, Global, Practical Justice

Now, four years later, I want to follow up the heartfelt message of that video by expressing my public opposition to the Line 3 pipeline — and by asking you to add your voice as well.

What I Learned About God by Praying for Osama bin Laden

September 10, 2021

General, Global, Interfaith

Like every other college student and most Americans, I didn’t know the name Osama bin Laden. I also didn’t know God.

The Amnesia of ‘Never Forget’

Bjorn Philip Beer

September 9, 2021

Global, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics

Abroad, “never forget” hides a slow forgetting of the universal morality to which we once aspired as a country.

The New American Revival: Christian Nationalism’s ‘Delta Variant’

Shane Claiborne

August 31, 2021

Christian Nationalism, Global, Politics, Theology

Many will say it’s all about freedom, but it’s really about power.

For Afghanistan, Hospitality is the Least We Should Do

August 25, 2021

Global, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics

This knowledge should lead us to lament the terrible damage we have caused, and this should then shape how we move forward.

With Red and Blue Fingerprints on Afghanistan Horror, a Call to Grieve

August 17, 2021

Global, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics

Acknowledge the brokenness that could produce such gut-wrenching darkness. Internalize. And then get to work . . .

The Generational Grief of Decolonizing Faith

August 9, 2021

Books, Global, Theology, Women

It’s easier when we’re fed what to think, what to believe about ourselves, our histories, and God.

The Uncomfortable In-Between

July 14, 2021

Books, Global, Practical Justice

Discomfort leads us to a place where we are bothered when we compare what we have to what others don’t have.