A Dangerous Faith: Inspiration for the Journey is an online and printed zine for youth and young adults with content written by them and for them.  How does your search for justice impact your faith? How does your faith inform your activism? Join us as we seek inspiration for the journey ahead.

Call for submissions:

We want contributions from you! Young people of faith who are passionate about justice and advocacy. We are interested in visual art, poetry, songs and reflections (max: 1000 words)*

Our theme for the Summer 2026 issue: Holding Love and Justice

Psalm 85:10 describes a relationship between Love, Faithfulness, Justice, and Peace. Depending on the translation, they are paired together, like the NIV: “Love and faithfulness meet together; righteousness and peace kiss each other.” 

• What do you picture the meeting of righteousness (or Justice) and peace would look like? How would you describe the meeting of Love and Justice? What examples of this have you seen in the world around you?
• Loving your enemies: In Matthew 5:43-48 Jesus calls us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us. What does this call mean to you? How is ‘love’ as a practice or skill different from an emotional feeling? What does justice look like when we love our enemies?
• In 1 Corinthians 1:18 it says “the message of the cross is foolishness”. The idea of loving your enemies can seem foolish, and appearing ‘foolish’ to others can be seen as a negative. What is the importance of being foolish? What is possible when we appear foolish in front of others as we live out our values? What does it look like when love, justice, and foolishness meet? 

Submission deadline: Monday, July 13, 2026

To share your submission, fill out this short google form 

*due to limited space in our printed issues, submissions that are too long and cannot be edited down to fit available space will be published online instead

This Zine is a collaborative project of Anabaptist World, The Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery, Mennonite Action, and Anabaptist Climate Collaborative