Sojourners, the Washington D.C.-based magazine and ministry that weds evangelicalism and social action, is sponsoring a Justice Revival in Dallas. The event will be Nov. 10-12, at Dallas Market Hall. The just-announced main speakers are Jim Wallis, president of...
Wallis, whose Sojourners organization plans to put on a Justice Revival in Dallas later this year, is a Washington, D.C.-based evangelical whose politics tend to be moderate to liberal, but who sometimes finds common ground conservative evangelicals. Wallis also...
The Rev. Jim Wallis of Sojourners has joined other faith-based group leaders in commenting on the budget priorities of President Barack Obama:...
That's one description found in a Christianity Today account of conservative and not-so-conservative Christians coming together to push a poverty fighting agenda....
Sojourners leader Jim Wallis has released this statement about the resignation of Richard Cizik from leadership position at the National Association of Evangelicals:...
The God's Politics blog of Sojourner's magazine has letters to President-elect Obama from an interesting array of folks, including Bono and Elizabeth Edwards. Click here....
Jim Wallis and Richard Cizik are among those signing on to a letter asking that Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama use the presidential nominating conventions to talk - in primetime - about poverty. Here's a press release and...
Jim Wallis, the liberal/progressive evangelical author and speaker, has issued a statement on Barack Obama's vision for faith-based initiatives:...
Jim Wallis is an evangelical leader and author who's pretty far removed on the political spectrum from James Dobson, a stalwart of the religious right. And Wallis is unhappy with Dobson's claim that Barack Obama distorts the Bible. Here's...
That's the headline on a Beliefnet debate-in-writing between David Klinghoffer and Jim Wallis....