Mitchell Atencio

How can softness and self-love help us defeat the triple evils of racism, militarism, and greed?

A diversity of leaders offer advice on processing pain and organizing resistance to authoritarianism.

In the documentary short For Our Daughters, Du Mez and director Carl Byker examine the connection between Right-wing movements and sexual abuse.

Richard B. Hays and his son Christopher B. Hays spoke with Sojourners about their new book ‘The Widening of God’s Mercy,’ and how their minds changed on LGBTQ+ affirmation.

The singer-songwriter has left the church, but she’s still in them more often than most Christians. She spoke to Sojourners before the release of her second album, ‘CHURCH.’

In her 15-minute talk on "justice" at the Fourth Lausanne Congress, Ruth Padilla DeBorst felt it was important to name specific injustices, including Israel’s military offensive in Gaza. Many disagreed.

On “Watch the Party Die,” Lamar referenced two of Christian hip hop’s most influential voices, who have clashed in the last year.

Rev. Jen Butler vowed to bring faith leaders' concerns to the candidates and — if necessary — challenge the Democratic Party.

Singer-songwriter Natalie Bergman navigates deep loss and fervent faith in her solo work Mercy.

Faith-based film companies rarely produce compelling movies, explains the film critic. But honest cinematic depictions of faith still abound.