At Sojourners, we know these are not easy times. Many of us are carrying grief, uncertainty, and a deep longing for a more just and truthful world. And yet, even now, we believe hope is still worth practicing together. We believe faith can steady us, truth can clarify our path, and community can help us keep showing up with courage. That’s why we continue to create spaces for reflection, learning, and faithful action — places where people can gather not to look away from the challenges before us, but to meet them with moral clarity, spiritual depth, and a renewed commitment to justice. Each month, we’ll share opportunities from across Sojourners and SojoAction so you can find meaningful ways to learn, connect and act. In April and May, we will spend time focusing on the church’s response to authoritarianism, highlighting ways for each of us to engage in the topic and in the transformation of our communities. | 
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