Becoming an actively engaged citizen
Taylor Bell reflects on his time as a 2019 BJC Fellow, and how in his time in Colonial Williamsburg he gained fuller understanding of religious liberty.
Taylor Bell reflects on his time as a 2019 BJC Fellow, and how in his time in Colonial Williamsburg he gained fuller understanding of religious liberty.
As displays of “In God We Trust” are being posted in public schools in South Dakota, reports say many school staff members are “very uncomfortable” with the display, and a student proposal for a more inclusive alternative was ignored.
Who is she? She is everyone because everyone has a part to play. Ensuring faith freedom for all will take all of us. Together, we are up for the challenge. We are excited to introduce you to BJC’s new look.
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“The task right now is to desegregate God”
Rev. Dr. Aidsand Wright-Riggins sits down with BJC’s Amanda Tyler for a conversation about race, religious liberty, and reconciliation, including his experiences seeking racial justice.
It takes a special amount of hubris to believe and proclaim that God is on your side of political disputes, let alone that your political party or candidate enjoys God’s endorsement.