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Sojourners Magazine: January 1977

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Cover Story

Sojourners Fellowship

Our worship has overflowed our largest living room into a small Catholic chapel here in our neighborhood. It has become a place where many new people first make contact with us.

The Editors

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Crucible of Community

A dialogue on Sojourners' shaping.

Wesley Granberg-Michaelson, Jim Wallis, Joe Roos, Jackie Sabath, Bob Sabath

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Feature

Faith, works, and the revolution

The Cuban church examines its track record

Doug Hostetter

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Persecution visited upon the Body

The church sends up a grim litany of repression.

Wesley Granberg-Michaelson

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Tightening the Vise

Clamping down on the Latin American Christians.

Don Goertzen

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Commentary

Idi Amin Dada

Masque of horrifying charm.

Nancy L. McCann

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To Know and Be Known

I am the good shepherd; I know my own and my own know me, as the Father knows me and I know the Father; and I lay down my life for the sheep.--John 10:14-15

Graham Pulkingham

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Marx and the Bible

Exegesis and the means production.

Andrew Kirk

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Columns

Canadian perspective on simple living

This column launches a new feature in Sojourners. Each month we will ask a guest columnist to write about his or her personal perspectives, opinions, and pilgrimage.

Bonnie Greene

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Self-portrait of a church in the city.

As most of our readers probably know, Sojourners magazine originates in Christian community.

Jim Wallis

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