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- JIM WALLIS and ADAM TAYLOR
Sojourners' JIM WALLIS and ADAM TAYLOR pay tribute to US civil rights giants John Lewis and CT Vivian...
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- ANNA BIGELOW
In an article first published on The Conversation, ANNA BIGELOW, associate professor of religious studies at Stanford University, looks puts the recent move to declare the Hagia Sophia a mosque in its historical context...
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- Mal Fletcher
MAL FLETCHER, writing from London, reflects on the rise of what he calls 'hot response culture' and why there's a better way forward...
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- ROSIE KENDALL
ROSIE KENDALL, CEO of CAP Australia, argues that churches have "a unique opportunity to regain public faith by taking action to help people crippled by debt post-pandemic"...
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- MICHAEL FAKHRI and NTINA TZOUVALA
In an article first published on The Conversation, academics MICHAEL FAKHRI, of the University of Oregon, and NTINA TZOUVALA, of Australian National University, look at why cheaper food isn't the answer to the world's hunger crisis...
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- JIM WALLIS
Sojourners' founder JIM WALLIS, in an article published on Religion News Service, argues that tearing down symbols - like statues celebrating Confederate leaders - isn't enough but such moves can send clear messages about personal and national memory - and about future possibilities...
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- ANNA SWARTWOOD HOUSE
Art historian ANNA SWARTWOOD HOUSE, in an article first published on The Conversation, looks at the history of portrayal of Christ as a white European...
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- CHARLES C CAMOSY
US Catholic commentator CHARLES C CAMOSY, in an article first piblished on Religion News Service, responds to an AP investigation into money loaned to Catholic organisations through the US federal Paycheck Protection Program...
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- JOSEPH D'SOUZA
In an article first published on Religion News Service, JOSEPH D'SOUZA, founder of Dignity Freedom Network, explores why the coronavirus pandemic represents a moment to "rethink" the traditional framework in which missionaries are sent overseas...
Essay: How one woman pulled off the first consumer boycott – and helped inspire the British to abolish slavery
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- TOM ZOELLNER
TOM ZOELLNER, author of a new book about the end of slavery in the British Caribbean, looks at the impact of Elizabeth Heyrick in the battle for the abolition of slavery...
