Ain’t That America?
Who are the Christians that voted for Donald Trump? Angela Denker explains how Red State Christians lost confidence in the nation's Christian identity.
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Urgency of the Local: Running for Political Office in 2018
Jim Read has knocked on thousands of doors in central Minnesota with the belief that local conversations can not just win votes, but restore civic bonds.
Why Are We Here if Not for Each Other?
Natasha Oladokun's moving essay, which describes her experience marching against the KKK, asks a powerful question about belonging, faith, and solidarity.
White Christianity, and How Hope Was Wrong
After the election, Oluwatomisin Ordein writes: "I was wrong to believe in an authentic spiritual consciousness on the part of many white Christians."
Election Reflections from Collegeville Writers
In the wake of the 2016 presidential election, six writers affiliated with the Collegeville Institute share their reflections.
The Day After
The day after the US presidential election, John Hudson writes that the real work of faith is expanding our "moral imagination."
How We’re Coping
For many of us, election day can't come quickly enough. In these three flash non-fiction pieces, we share how we're surviving a toxic presidential campaign.
