8 Christian Women Shaping the Church in 2023 Rev. Jennifer Butler, Founder in Residence at Faith in Public Life, was listed as one of Sojourners’… Read More
"I'm an advocate for human dignity and justice," Butler said. "And that means everybody is created in the image of God and everyone has moral agency and should have access to choosing politicians and choosing health care decisions that impact their daily lives."
“We see that convergence as highly symbolic, maybe even divinely ordained as our people need to reaffirm our shared values of love, freedom and justice in order to disrupt white Christian Nationalists’ attempts to decide what ideas, identities and practices are valued and respected,” said the Rev. Jennifer Butler, founder and chief executive of the Washington-based multifaith group Faith in Public Life.
Rev. Jennifer Butler appeared on the Nomiki Show to talk about the threat of white Christian nationalism to our democracy. Check out this brief clip below, or watch the full conversation here.
“When you look at the numbers of white Christians that have been sucked into this conspiracy theory, it's really a sort of heresy,” Rev. Jennifer Butler, the CEO of Faith in Public Life, told VICE News.
“We call on the Biden administration to hold Border Patrol accountable for abuses, halt all deportations to Haiti, and end the use of Title 42,” Butler said in a statement.
Rev. Jennifer Butler was a guest on State of Belief talking about harnessing the power of faith leaders in a campaign for public health. Faith in Public Life is working with leaders in Florida and Georgia to help reduce vaccine hesitancy.