Delving into case studies of historic actions and present-day activists, this issue offers suggestions about what social change movements need today.
- "You should do more to change the world" 4
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Profound thoughts on Change
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Triumph
11 -
Prophets, make way for pastors
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Cultural activism
62 -
Prayerful, partisan, pulpiteer activism
50 -
Confessions of a contemporary Christian colonialist
45 -
Lessons from a white, Republican male
71 -
Walking with Gandhi
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Tithe your time for peace
19 -
A practitioner of something better
21 -
Puppet show
25 -
Activism: Upsurge or decline?
34 -
'Garage sale' church
57 -
The holy fool: Words at night with Bassam Aramin
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Brainiacs in the trenches
61 -
Between burning out and selling out
72 -
Resisting the rubbed-over heart
76 -
Contemplation, action and writing: Literature in a hungry world
79 -
Crow must marry wolf
81 -
Unpacking the baggage
6 -
Introvert activist
9 -
Deconstruct the label, then reclaim it
20 -
Worship, take it to the streets
20 -
I prefer the term 'world-changer'
22 -
The inadvertant colonizer
23 -
Build capacity where needed
24 -
Re-thinking activist assumptions
27 -
A problematic worldview
37 -
Scientists, sages and Sally Struthers
38 -
Fashion activism is better than nothing, I guess
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A conscientious objector to suffering
42 -
Love in the time of empire
44 -
Net results
49 -
Non-participation in the financing of war
51 -
Simplicity, justice and mercy
52 -
The imperfect banquet
53 -
Evangelical social justice high fiber
55 -
A reverend at the table with all of creation
56 -
Doing some damage
60 -
Jesus People U.S.A
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Investing in Change
64 -
On raising activists
65 -
A comment on the hero mentaility
74 -
Advice to would-be heros
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