We need to reclaim Jesus from a skewed version of God that is disconnected from the poor and marginalized. In the latest issue of Sojourners, Jim Wallis answers the question Jesus posed to the power brokers of his day – a question which is still relevant today: "Who is my neighbor?"

Advocating for justice for the most vulnerable in our society, Wallis writes, "My worldview has always been most changed by two things: being in places I was not supposed to be, and meeting people I was not supposed to meet."

Read "Who is My Neighbor?", an extended excerpt from Wallis’ new book, Christ in Crisis, in in the November issue of Sojourners magazine.

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 The issue also features:

• The Power of Humility – Real humility is the truth. False humility chews away at the root of justice.
• This is How We Let Abuse Thrive – Wade Mullen uncovers how perpetrators – and their churches – silence victims.
• Start By Saying Her Name – The number of missing and murdered Indigenous women is staggering.
• Living the Word – In times of persecution, scripture encourages stillness.
• H’rumphs – May the super-wealthy feel the wrath of my silent stare.
• Plus – Film and book reviews, poetry, Bible study, and more!

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Cindy and the Sojourners team

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