When the Wolves Came
When the Wolves Came is 6-part audio documentary about the rise of Christian nationalism within Evangelical Christianity and how some Evangelicals are fighting back Listen to the podcast Share the Post: Related Posts
Get Involved
Become involved in these organizations to stay up to date on the fight against Christian nationalism. Christians Against Christian Nationalism Americans United for the Separation of Church and State Share the Post: Related Posts
Diversify your faith exposure
Make friends with people of other faiths! If you are part of a faith community, encourage your community to partner with another faith community nearby. Plan a shared meal or community service project together. Share the Post: Related Posts
Attend local school board meeting
Attend your local school board meetings and fight the efforts by Christian nationalists there. Oppose things like book bans, the adoption of Christian supremacist curriculum, chaplains in schools and efforts to mandate the display of a state-sponsored version of the 10 Commandments in schools. Share the Post: Related Posts
Intersection between faith and democracy
BJC (Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty) CAP (The Center for American Progress) Share the Post: Related Posts
Opinion piece by Danielle Ayers of Friendship West Baptist Church in Dallas
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Become Members
Become members of these organizations to stay up to date on the barriers to voting and what you can do to lower them. League of Women Voters American Civil Liberties Union March to the Polls Share the Post: Related Posts
Fight passage of the SAVE act!
Read up on the act and then CALL your senator’s offices or WRITE a PERSONAL email (it does not need to be long, but it is better if you don’t cut and past it) and tell them why he/she should vote against it. NonProfit Vote Common Cause How to find your elected officials: Elected Officials […]
Interfaith Clergy Respond to Unjust Deportations in North Texas
On Monday, April 28, clergy from across faith traditions gathered at Kessler Park United Methodist Church in Dallas for a press conference organized by the Interfaith Clergy Emergency Response League, a coalition convened by Faith Commons. Together, they stood in unified moral witness against a growing crisis: the unlawful detention and deportation of immigrants in […]
The Importance of Re-Membering the Past
by Mara Richards Bim Shared histories and the need to remember (literally to re-member or re-assemble) is vital to our spiritual lives as human beings. Re-membering is particularly resonant during this time of year when so many of the world’s religions pause to gather and participate in acts of spiritual remembrance. In our religious […]