Jeremy Fuzy is an Editor at Word & Way. With a strong background in religion and spirituality, he explores the intersections of Christianity, culture, and society, while addressing themes such as diversity and inclusion, civil rights, and LGBTQ+ interests. Jeremy's insights and analyses have been featured in Word & Way, Crossmap.com, and The Fulcrum.US.
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By: Jeremy Fuzy
While the idea of poll chaplains has been around for several years, Williams-Skinner said “2026 is going to be different” because there is widespread concern that the presence of federal immigration agents could create a chilling effect.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
A survey released Tuesday (Oct. 20) found that Republicans and evangelicals increasingly see empathy as a danger that can lead society away from God. The survey found that more than half of Americans see President Trump as a threat to democracy.
Could the apocalyptic prophecy in the Book of Revelation only occur if Christians don't act like Christians?
Tracing the events of Jesus's life as told in the Bible and the rhythms of the church year, pastor and theologian Kenneth Tanner invites us to recapture our wonder that God has become human.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
NOTE: This piece was originally published at our newsletter A Public Witness.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
But it's still an open question whether Hispanic evangelicals will hold their nose to vote for Democrats or Republicans — or whether they'll sit the race out altogether.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
The executive director of the Virginia Baptist Historical Society commemorates the 1776 Dissenters’ Petition of Ten Thousand Names and connects it to our religious freedom today.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
NOTE: This is adapted from remarks by Rev. Nathan L. Taylor, executive director of the Virginia Baptist Historical Society , delivered during an
Conservative influencers have rallied to support Sey, who is being held for ICE in an Ohio jail, blaming his arrest on a clerical mix-up.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
NOTE: This piece was originally published at our newsletter A Public Witness. Sen. Roger Marshall, a Republican in Kansas, is a longtime member of a mainline Protestant congregation.
