A Public Witness
Word&Way, Brian Kaylor, Beau Underwood, Jeremy FuzyAn award-winning e-newsletter from Word&Way covering faith, culture, & politics.
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Hegseth Borrows Violent Prayer from ‘Pulp Fiction’ to Bless Iran War at April Pentagon Worship Service
For the second month in a row, Pete Hegseth, who likes to call himself “secretary of war,” read a violent prayer — that echoes a scene in the Quentin Tarantino film Pulp Fiction — during a worship service at the Pentagon on Wednesday (April...
Seeking Faithful Stewardship in a Toxic Political Environment
Minnesota state Rep. Mary Franson isn’t worried about car wrecks. That’s why the Republican lawmaker doesn’t wear a seatbelt. After all, her faith is in Jesus Christ, not the automobile industry. And she’s read the Bible and there’s nothing...
Weekly Roundup: April 10
Here’s the weekly roundup from A Public Witness. This week we published an annotated look at a recent violent prayer offered by Pete Hegseth and a report on the latest government worship service at the Department of Labor.
Baptist Pastor Urges Department of Labor to Seek a ‘Living Jesus’ Not a ‘Dead Jesus’ During Monthly Worship Service
Three days after Christians around the world gathered in churches for Easter Sunday, a Southern Baptist pastor turned a government auditorium in Washington, D.C., into an Easter worship space for employees of the U.S. Department of Labor du...
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An award-winning e-newsletter from Word&Way covering faith, culture, & politics.
President & Editor-in-Chief of Word&Way. Baptist minister with Ph.D. in political communication.
I'm a pastor in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), a senior editor with Word&Way, and a doctoral student in public affairs at Mizzou.
digital editor at Word&Way / phd from the Missouri School of Journalism + University of Chicago Divinity School alumn / member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) / Kansas City cyclist
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