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Red Letter Christians: Red Letter Christians – Staying true to the foundation of combining Jesus and justice, Red Letter Christians mobilizes individuals into a movement of believers who live out Jesus’ counter-cultural teachings.

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‘Just Like Selma’ hymn project aims to help churches recall King, mark Black History Month

Editor’s Note: Previously published on Religion News Service on January 15, 2026. (RNS) — Composer Nolan Williams Jr. has long combined faith, culture and the arts in his productions on stage and screen, often centering on African American life. Now, he has created the “Just Like Selma” project to focus on the history of and continuing advocacy for voting rights. The song he ...


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The US — and its churches — can’t look away from MLK’s warnings about power any longer

Editor’s Note: Previously published on Religion News Service on January 16, 2026. (RNS) — Nearly six decades ago, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. stood in the pulpit of Riverside Church in New York City and delivered a most controversial sermon, “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence.” In that historic address, he named the “giant triplets” of racism, extreme materialism an...


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Remembering Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

On January 15, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia. In celebration of his contribution to the civil rights movement, the United States Congress made the third Monday in January a national holiday in 1983. While we celebrate Dr. King’s contribution to America, we also remember his insistence that the church exist as the “conscience of the state…


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Tuesdays Against Executions: The Iran Crisis

Editor’s Note: Previously published on Death Penalty Action’s Substack on January 14, 2026. Normally, Death Penalty Action is focused exclusively on stopping executions in the United States, but every once in a while we look outside. Several years ago we ran a little campaign to urge President Biden to order the US Ambassador to the United Nations to vote YES on the UN resolu...


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Stories of Faith and Religion, excerpted from "Everything is a Story”

One of the most profound television shows I’ve watched in the last few years on the struggle with religious identity is Vikings Valhalla, which tells the story of the complex religious and social interactions—specifically between Christians and pagan cultural and religious identities—between 1002 and 1066, during the Viking Age. It’s a fictional retelling, so of course there ...


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