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Rev. Jim Wallis: Friday Evening Plenary: CCDA 2005 Audio

CCDA 2005 hosts guest speaker Jim Wallis for its Friday evening plenary.

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Sojourners: "Bush Has Given Christ a Bad Name," says Pastor in India

Submitted by EvanDonovan2 on Wed, 10/10/2007 - 11:45

Kuruvilla Chandy

"Somehow I get the impression that the agenda of White Evangelical Christianity is being thrust on Evangelicals around the world." This testimony from a pastor in India is discouraging, but worthy of our attention.

God's Politics, a blog written by Jim Wallis and friends, has the full letter.

Evangelical Politics Seeks a New Path (The New York Times)

Submitted by EvanDonovan2 on Tue, 10/30/2007 - 11:26

NYT Mag: Values Voter Bumper Sticker Montage

You know things are changing in the evangelical world when the New York Times takes notice.

This Sunday, the New York Times Magazine published a feature article titled "The Evangelical Crackup." It's a quite lengthy and well-researched piece detailing how many evangelicals are waking up to the reality that God's social concerns are broader than the platform of the Republican Party.

If you don't have the time to read all 10 pages of the article, Jim Wallis has the highlights.

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Jim Wallis: Looking for the Next Great Awakening

Park Street Church (sushiesque, Flickr)Last night Jim Wallis spoke at the historic Park Street Church about hope. Though we have mountains to move - poverty both global and domestic, climate change, sex trafficking - we have Christ's promise that our faith can move mountains. The Gospel always comes as good news in the midst of bad news; it does not ignore the evils of our world, but it creates a new order in which those evils can no longer stand.

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Jim Wallis and Friends: A Justice Revival, Pentecost 2007

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Jim Wallis (www.sojo.net) joins Derek Webb and Sam Rodriguez in an energetic revival of participants' faith and commitments to social justice at Pentecost 2007.