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'''Jim Wallis''' (b. June 4, 1948) is an [[Evangelical Christian]] writer, and the editor of ''Sojourners Magazine''.  Wallis is also known for his criticism of the fiscal and foreign policies advocated by the religious right.

'''Jim Wallis''' (born June 4, 1948) is an [[Evangelical Christian]] writer, and the editor of ''Sojourners Magazine''.  Wallis is also known for his criticism of the fiscal and foreign policies advocated by the religious right.

Wallis became active in the [[civil rights movement]] as a young man in the 1960s. He graduated from Michigan State University,  and then attended Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois where he joined with other young seminarians in establishing the community that eventually became Sojourners.

Wallis became active in the [[civil rights movement]] as a young man in the 1960s. He graduated from Michigan State University,  and then attended Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois where he joined with other young seminarians in establishing the community that eventually became Sojourners.

Wallis, along with fellow Evangelical Christian [[Tony Campolo]], is a founder of the [[Red-letter Christian]] movement.

Wallis, along with fellow Evangelical Christian [[Tony Campolo]], is a founder of the [[Red-letter Christian]] movement.

===See Also===

==See Also==

[[Cafeteria Christianity]]

[[Cafeteria Christianity]]