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Search complete. 12 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Sojourners".
Oct 6, 2026
The Firetruck in the Ditch - Episode #4255
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1:18Katie Givens KimeHOST
A former professor of preaching at Vancouver School of Theology and holder of the Butler Chair in Homiletics, Jason is a prolific author and thought leader in the areas of church revitalization, biblical interpretation, and Christian leadership.
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1:33Katie Givens KimeHOST
His work has been featured in Christian Century, Sojourners, and other leading publications.
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1:38Katie Givens KimeHOST
Jason Byassee, welcome back to Day 1.
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1:41Katie Givens KimeHOST
It's so great to have you.
Are We Fasting Wrong? an episode of Proclaim Peace with Reverend Adam Russell Taylor
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1:12Aubrey ChavesHOST
In this episode, Jen and Patrick sat down with Reverend Adam Russell Taylor.
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1:16Aubrey ChavesHOST
He's the president of Sojourners, a Christian nonprofit dedicated to social justice and peace.
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1:21Aubrey ChavesHOST
And today they're exploring one of Adam's favorite texts in the entire Old Testament.
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1:25Aubrey ChavesHOST
This is Isaiah 58.
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7:16Jennifer ThomasHOST
And that is, I think, what we want to kind of explore today with our guest.
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7:20Jennifer ThomasHOST
So we are very excited to have Reverend Adam Russell-Taylor with us.
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7:25Jennifer ThomasHOST
He is the president of Sojourners and the author of A More Perfect Union, A New Vision for Building the Beloved Community, which is a really lovely book.
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7:33Jennifer ThomasHOST
Taylor previously led the faith initiative at the World Bank Group, and he served as the vice president in charge of advocacy at World Vision U.S.
Strangers In The Province Of Joy: A Conversation With Mary Fontana
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2:20Nat TurneyHOST
Published in May 2026 by Orbis Books.
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2:22Nat TurneyHOST
Her writing has appeared in America, Borderlore, Sojourners, National Catholic Reporter, The Kenyan Review, Prairie Schooner, Swim, and elsewhere.
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2:30Nat TurneyHOST
She is the finalist for the 2025 Richard J. Margulis Award for Social Journalism, and her manuscript, Bright Extinction, was a finalist for the 2026 Catamaran Poetry Prize.
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2:40Nat TurneyHOST
So, woo, that's a lot.