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Du Mez CONNECTIONS

By KKDuMez

Understanding the connections between religion, gender, & politics, and trying to save our democracy in the process.

Commentary on contemporary events (and much more) from the perspective of a leading Christian historian.

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White Too Long by Robert P. Jones

A newsletter by author Robert P. Jones. For those dedicated to the work of truth-telling, repair, and healing from the legacy of white supremacy in American Christianity.

Robert P. Jones provides data & stories to help Christians confront a legacy of racism.

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The Cottage

By Diana Butler Bass

Part retreat, part think tank. A place for inspiration and ideas about culture, faith, and spirit.

Always insightful and interesting, Diana Butler Bass is a must read!

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Footnotes by Jemar Tisby

This newsletter helps you become a lifelong advocate for racial justice.

Every Christian needs to think about racial justice. Jemar Tisby is a wide guide on that particular journey and many other elements of discipleship.

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God's Politics with Jim Wallis

By Jim Wallis

Don’t Go Left, Don’t Go Right, Go Deeper.

When it comes to putting Christian faith into action, Jim Wallis continues to lead the way.

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American Storylines

By Daniel Cox

A look at what the latest polls tell us about American politics, culture and society

Daniel's social science expertise allows for interesting reads on some of today's most important topics. Read and learn from him!

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I'm Listening

By Rev. Angela Denker

Step away from the noise. Take a breath. Join me as I listen.

Angela's writing offers the insights of journalist shared the lens of a Lutheran pastor. Her unique perspective will positively inform yours.

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The Truth Is...

By Lisa Sharon Harper

The truth about race, faith, politics and culture. The things that matter—and some things that don’t.

Lisa Sharon Harper voices the truths too many would prefer be left unsaid. And we are better off because of it.

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