The Writing on the Wall

Examining the intersection of faith and rising fascist violence in the U.S., this book features firsthand accounts from the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. It highlights the role of clergy resisting hate groups and suggests how churches can learn from movements like Black Lives Matter. Addressing the implications of Christian imagery in political violence, it encourages a reimagining of civil disobedience, nonviolence, and liturgy, aiming to inspire a proactive, faith-driven response to ongoing threats from far-right extremism.