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Kristin Kobes Du Mez

Johns Hopkins. “Faith, Race, and Politics: One Year Later.” Panel Discussion with Hahrie Han, Chuck Mingo, and Ed Stetzer In the MediaTalks & Lectures

Johns Hopkins. “Faith, Race, and Politics: One Year Later.” Panel Discussion with Hahrie Han, Chuck Mingo, and Ed Stetzer

Description: A year ago, the SNF Agora Institute met in Cincinnati to explore what diverse people of faith, civic leaders, and community organizations could learn from each other about the relationship of faith, race, and politics as we headed into…
Kristin Kobes Du Mez
February 3, 2021
Religion News Service, “For Insurrectionists, a Violent Faith Brewed from Nationalism, Conspiracies and Jesus,” by Jack Jenkins image of religion news service twitter avatarIn the Media

Religion News Service, “For Insurrectionists, a Violent Faith Brewed from Nationalism, Conspiracies and Jesus,” by Jack Jenkins

Excerpts: As insurrectionists began the attack on the Capitol, a banner waved above the throng. It read: 'Proud American Christian.' “A mistake a lot of people have made over the past few years … is to suggest there is some…
Kristin Kobes Du Mez
January 12, 2021
Interview: Background Briefing with Ian Masters (KPFK FM 90.7 Los Angeles) white text on black with inlay of radio microphone for kpfk 90.7 fm stationIn the Media

Interview: Background Briefing with Ian Masters (KPFK FM 90.7 Los Angeles)

DESCRIPTION: Inside breaking international and national news. A radio program featuring international and national news, expert guests, policy makers and critics with analysis and insight on national security, foreign and domestic policy, political, cultural and social issues. This program goes far…
Kristin Kobes Du Mez
December 8, 2020
University of Chicago Divinity School, Marty Center Symposium on Religion and the 2020 Elections: Panel Discussion In the MediaTalks & Lectures

University of Chicago Divinity School, Marty Center Symposium on Religion and the 2020 Elections: Panel Discussion

Joe Biden declared the 2020 elections to be a “Battle for the Soul of America.” And national politics certainly feels like a battle, as Americans clash over issues ranging from the pandemic to racial inequality. Do these same dividing lines…
Kristin Kobes Du Mez
December 1, 2020