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Wes Granberg-Michaelson is a contributing editor to Sojourners.
Interview with Robert Ellsberg, Publisher of Orbis discussing “The Soulwork of Justice: Four Movements for Contemplative Action.”
The Jim Wallis Podcast
Join Jim Wallis for an inspiring conversation with renowned contemplative activist Wes Granberg-Michaelson.
While on a retreat, Wes composed a hymn centered on Easter, and its power to transform the world. We shared this with his friend, the musician Ken Medema, who provided a piano accompaniment and score. It’s been used in various congregations as part of the celebration of Easter.
Sheet music available upon request.
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Without Oars presents a challenge to every reader to see their own faith journey as a pilgrimage, continually calling us to venture ahead to deeper places of spiritual freedom and joy as we have the courage to know what we must leave behind.