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How Much Longer (by Common Hymnal)

Common Hymnal
June 8, 2020
Art, Church Life, Race
Oh brother, lay your weapons down, where the river of justice rolls and all oppression drowns.

How the War on Christmas Became the War on Easter

Shane Claiborne
April 5, 2020
Church Life, General, Global
What I would say to the pastors going to jail right now for defying the quarantine is this: read Romans 13.

When Worship Is Resistance: Hymn for the 81%

Shane Claiborne
January 22, 2020
Church Life, Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Theology
It is a love song to the church and a call to repentance.

Mary’s Subversive Song

Ryan Kuja
December 8, 2019
Global, Immigration & Refugees, LGBTQ+, Politics, Race, Theology, Women
Let there be no mistake — Marian doxology invites revolution.

Can We Remember Truthfully on Memorial Day?

Craig M. Watts
May 27, 2019
General, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics
Sanitized “memory” reinforces the belief that America was an innocent party in all wars the nation has been involved in.

The Answer Isn’t Less Religion — It’s Better Religion

Jon Huckins
May 2, 2019
Global, Interfaith, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology
In a world of religious violence, I’m still hanging on to what I’ve seen and learned from my Jewish, Muslim, and Christians friends.

Why It’s Good for Girls to See Clergywomen

Benjamin Knoll and Cammie Jo Bolin
July 18, 2018
Books, Church Life, Practical Justice, Theology
We wanted our girls to see this and know that they can do anything.

The Lie of American Freedom: A Theology of Glory

Angela Denker
July 5, 2018
General, Politics, Race, Theology, Women
Perhaps the most heartbreaking thing about the American Dream in 2018 is the obliteration of the idea that it is even a worthy or legitimate dream for everyone. 

Ground Zero: Why We Need the Lynchburg Revival

Jonathan Martin
February 21, 2018
Church Life, General, Politics, Revival, Theology
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We are believing God for the Lynchburg Revival to be a powerful counter-witness to white Christian nationalism — marked by fasting, repentance, prayer, preaching, worship, and foot-washing.

An Open Letter to Pastor Jeffress: Fight Racial Injustice in the Spirit of Rev. Dr. King

Frederick Douglass Haynes III
January 15, 2018
Church Life, Politics, Practical Justice, Race
Now I’m wondering which Dr. King you were referring to? It must have been the sanitized myth of the “apostle of nonviolence” that America created in order to fit her narrative of exceptionalism.
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