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Cover Story

Where the Spirit Leads
Pentecostals may be the least known and most unpredictable group on the landscape.   by Aaron McCarroll Gallegos

A History of Separation
Latino Pentecostals are increasingly seeing political action as an act of faith.  by Arlene Sanchez Walsh

PLUS: Latino Expressions of Faith and Justice
Latino believers don't fit a single mold, and they have expressed their faith in the world in a variety of ways.  by Aaron McCarroll Gallegos

Features

Grace and Glory
Paintings by Rudolph Valentino Bostic 

The Roots of Justice Revival
During the Second Great Awakening, the fruits of conversion included social reform.  by Jim Rice

Death by Asylum
An interview with immigrant and author Edwidge Danticat.  by Rose Marie Berger

Commentary

'Toward a Nuclear-Free World'
Reaganites against the bomb.  by Tyler Wigg Stevenson and Jessica Wilbanks

A Dream for Zimbabwe
Resisting a state at war with its people.  by Joy Kauffman

Loving our Neighbors
Christian-Muslim dialogue raises hope - and suspicion.  by Jim Rice

Columns

Hearts & Minds: A Turning Point
After 40 years, we might finally be ready to come out of the wilderness.  by Jim Wallis

The Hungry Spirit: A Peculiar Hope
Sometimes, Easter finds us.  by Rose Marie Berger

H'rumphs: How About That Economy?
Worried about your financial future? Have a Life Saver.  by Ed Spivey Jr.

Culture Watch

Organizing Hope
Tapping the reservoirs of church and community.  by Danny Duncan Collum

Kitchen-Table Giving
Who needs a charity ball when you can have a potluck?  by Julie Polter

Reckoning with Faith
by Judy Coode
Film Review: Constantine’s Sword by Oren Jacoby.

The God Factor
Books that bridge faith and politics.  by Molly Marsh
Review: Beyond Left and Right: Helping Christians Make Sense of American Politics by Amy Black. Wayward Christian Soldiers: Freeing the Gospel from Political Captivity by Charles Marsh. Red Letter Christians: A Citizen's Guide to Faith and Politics by Tony Campolo. A New Kind of Conservative by Joel Hunter. Heroic Conservatism: Why Republicans Need to Embrace America's Ideals by Michael Gerson.

Pledging Allegiance
by Cara Boekeloo
Book Review: Jesus for President: Politics for Ordinary Radicals by Shane Claiborne and Chris Haw.

Caricatures and Cliches
by Robert Roth
Book Review: Bitter Friends, Bosom Enemies: Iran, the U.S., and the Twisted Path to Confrontation by Barbara Slavin .

New and Noteworthy
by Molly Marsh

• Book: Exodus: Let My People Go by Daniel Berrigan.
• Book: Plant a Seed of Peace by Rebecca Seiling.
• Film: The Singing Revolution by Maureen Castle Tusty.
• Book: In the World but Not of It by Brett Grainger.

Departments

Inside Story
by The Editors

Between the Lines
| How Green is Your Collar? | Demolition of Public Housing Approved | Christians Push Peace in Kenya | Best Product | News Bites |

Living the Word: Resistance and Survival
by Laurel A. Dykstra

Poetry: Prayer
beginning with four lines from Taha Muhammad Ali  by Ed Madden

Letters
| No Safety | A Picture of the Kingdom | Laugh Lines |