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Sojourners Magazine: July 2026
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Christian baby boomers join a “gray tsunami” for social justice.
Features
Christian baby boomers are joining the “gray tsunami” of elders working for social justice.
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Features
Under Pete Hegseth, long-present Christian nationalist influence in the U.S. military is taking over.
Most humanitarian funding goes to people who have potentially economically productive lives; the people “Crazy Yevhenii” saves may not even survive the drive out.
Voices
Voices
Mobilizing Hope
What Sojourners is doing, and what you can do.
Voices
From The Editors
Voices
Commentary
Voices
Columns
In December, registration for a military draft becomes involuntary and automatic. Christian history shows what a faithful response can look like.
Voices
Eyewitness
A Phoenix pastor describes the joy of letting people rest in her church’s air-conditioned fellowship hall.
Vision
Vision
Culture
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
Sophy Romvari’s semi-autobiographical drama demonstrates the power of telling stories about our past.
‘Bloodline,’ the debut album from the Chattanooga-based, Liberian-born artist, is a chillingly tender body of work.
Vision
Books
Building biblical literacy with people of all ages feels like a necessary, quiet act of resistance.
Ibram X. Kendi’s ‘Chain of Ideas’ explores the collapse of American democracy.
Vision
Poetry
A poem.
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Living The Word
July reflections on scripture from the ‘Revised Common Lectionary,’ Cycle A.
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H'rumphs
Standing on the firm foundation of my geology degree.
What Works To Address Homelessness
Theological Uncertainty Is a Condition. Abandonment Is a Decision