Brian Kaylor
President and Editor-in-Chief at Word And Way
Baptist minister with PhD in political communication. New book: 'Baptizing America.' President & Editor-in-Chief - @WordAndWay [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wordandway.org | Brian Kaylor |Jeremy Fuzy |Jeremy Füzy
NOTE: This piece was originally published at our Substack newsletter A Public Witness. For years, Rev. Shannon Fleck has been challenging Christian Nationalism in what could be called the state leading the way in advancing the ideology. Now, she’s ready to focus not just on mobilizing Christians in Oklahoma but also across the nation. Last week, the advocacy group Faithful America named Fleck, a minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), as the organization’s new executive director.
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1 week ago |
wordandway.org | Brian Kaylor |Jeremy Fuzy |Jeremy Füzy
When the Biden administration issued a rule in 2021 prohibiting institutions of higher education from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity in housing, some Christian schools quickly filed legal actions to block the rule. The Council for Christian Colleges & Universities, which has over 180 member institutions, backed the effort filed by some of its members.
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2 weeks ago |
wordandway.org | Brian Kaylor |Jeremy Fuzy |Jeremy Füzy
NOTE: This piece was originally published at our Substack newsletter A Public Witness. “I believe in the separation of church and state. This isn’t a hard equation because the kind of religion that the state traditionally enforces has not been good for my people.”Author and historian Jemar Tisby offered that assessment as he contrasted the difference between Christian Nationalism and the political witness of the Black Christian tradition.
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2 weeks ago |
publicwitness.wordandway.org | Brian Kaylor
“It’s alright to pray for lawyers. It’s alright to clap for lawyers — even in church.”Rev. Jim Wallis offered that quip as he stood in the pulpit of National City Christian Church in Washington, D.C., on Thursday (April 3) during a vigil on the eve of a legal hearing.
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3 weeks ago |
wordandway.org | Brian Kaylor |Jeremy Fuzy |Jeremy Füzy
In April 387, the bishop of Milan prepared for Easter services. Bishop Ambrose is still recognized as one of the leading theologians of the 4th century, often called one of the four “Great Latin Church Fathers.” However, as he baptized new converts that year during the Easter vigil, a young man among the group would also become another one of the four greats and even surpass Ambrose in reputation. Augustine. A rhetoric teacher, the 33-year-old Augustine had moved to Milan three years earlier.
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This is a bad pick for religious freedom. Walker has used faith for partisan politics (https://t.co/1KlzNdDN3z). We need an ambassador for all people, not one who pushes #ChristianNationalism
Thank you @realDonaldTrump for the honor of being selected to serve as Ambassador at Large Nomination of International Religious Freedom. As a former minister, along with serving in Congressional leadership, I'm open-eyed to the bad actors and regions committing these atrocities https://t.co/yANMbbI0dI
I enjoyed being at the 3rd annual Summit for Religious Freedom put on by @americansunited. Here's my report: https://t.co/jeOgWstEZm
My report from a prayer vigil supporting a lawsuit filed by 27 religious groups seeking to block ICE raids in houses of worship: https://t.co/uHFzlWYwIU
