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Holding the Line in Virginia: Legislators and Elections

Featuring VICPP and Dwayne Yancey of Cardinal News

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Lament, Reflect, Act:

An Interfaith Election Response

Statement Opposing Christian Nationalism

Resources for Further Study 

Justice Advocates hosted a powerful Zoom session just after the 2024 election focused on seeking answers to lingering significant questions: How do those of us that are suffering recover? How do we deal with our fear and uncertainty? How do we interact with those folks with whom we disagree? What do we do now?

 

The evening featured voices from four distinct faith traditions: 

  • Rev. Dr. David A. Jones, Williams  Memorial Baptist Church, Roanoke

  • Rabbi Kathy Cohen, Temple Emanuel, Roanoke

  • The Honorable Sam Rasoul, Delegate 38th District (Muslim) 

  • Jim Borling, Heart of the Blue Ridge Sangha, Buddhist​

  • Deacon Jon Greene (moderator), Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Virginia

Bad Faith: Christian Nationalism's Unholy War on Democracy (2024) is an excellent resource for understanding the historical and political background of this movement that is now entrenched in the halls of power. Information and the film's trailer can be found here. For a viewer's guide to this documentary, click here. A resource listing can be found here. The film can be viewed on multiple screening platforms. 

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