Christians Against Christian Nationalism

09/24/2026

What is obscured when church-state questions and civil rights are treated as separate issues?

That question is central to contemporary conversations about religious freedom, democracy and Christian nationalism.

Join BJC and Wake Forest University on October 21–22 for “Faith and Freedom at 250: Religious Liberty, Justice, and the Unfinished Work of Democracy,” featuring civil rights attorney and activist Maya Wiley.

Attend in Winston-Salem or watch the October 21 lecture online.

Details and registration at the link in our bio.

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years after 9/11, remembrance also requires us to examine what happened after.

In the days after the attacks, Americans heard calls for unity and public condemnations of anti-Muslim hatred. Yet, reality didn’t match the rhetoric and Muslim, Sikh, Arab and South Asian communities bore the consequences.

In her new essay, BJC Executive Director Amanda Tyler reflects on how 9/11 shaped our national identity and why recommitting to religious liberty requires unconditional belonging for every person.

Read “Recommitting to Religious Liberty” at the link in our bio. What do you remember about 9/11, and how should that memory shape our country today?

07/20/2026

BJC is changing. Not what we believe - we’ve been fighting for religious freedom for 90 years, and we are not stopping – but how we show up. How we sound. How we look.

We are building something new, and we need a creative who wants to build with us.

The Creative Producer will work within the Communications Department and develop graphics, social content, and advocacy materials that push a compelling narrative about BJC's mission toward faith freedom for all.

Interested in joining our team? Learn more about the role and apply on our website. Find the link in the comments below.

07/16/2026

What role can faith communities play in voter participation and voter protection this election season?

Join us for our next Clergy Quarterly Touchpoint as we explore the unique role clergy and congregations can play in encouraging civic participation and protecting the freedom of every eligible voter to make their voice heard.

Hear from faith leaders and advocates, including Andrea Miller of the Center for the Common Ground and Rabbi Lindsey Danziger of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, along with clergy sharing practical lessons from their own congregations.

-Tuesday, July 23
-1:00–2:30 PM ET | 12:00–1:30 PM CT

Register today. Find the link in the comments below.

05/19/2026

This attack did not occur in a vacuum, but in the context of a society besieged by increasing anti-Muslim rhetoric and fearmongering. Read our full statement.

05/14/2026

Our Executive Director Amanda Tyler testified at an anti-Muslim Congressional hearing today to support our Muslim brothers and sisters. Because "soul liberty is not a privilege extended to government approved religions. It is the birthright of every person."

05/07/2026

After Oasis, we’re listening to Respecting Religion. Are you?

Link in our bio.

05/07/2026