Jeff Brumley is a Senior News Writer at Baptist News Global. He specializes in religion and spirituality, culture and society, and general assignment news, often exploring themes related to social issues, immigration, and the intersection of faith and politics. Jeff's work has also been featured in the Bucks County Beacon, showcasing his insights into legislation and legal affairs.
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By: Jeff Brumley
Americans overwhelmed by the prospect of authoritarianism under Donald Trump must not abandon hope or succumb to inaction in the struggle for democracy, activists cautioned in a webinar organizing faith-based political opposition to the incoming administration.
A newspaper's rejection of an advertisement calling Israel's war in Gaza “genocide” underscores the debate over the term for intentionally attempting to destroy all or part of targeted people groups.
Faith is vital to millions of LGBTQ Americans whose patterns of belief and practice closely mirror those of the wider U.S. population, according to a new study.
By: Jeff Brumley
In blaming Californians and their governor for the wildfires ravaging Los Angeles, Donald Trump provided a glimpse of the onslaught of disinformation Americans can expect from their next president, Kristen Du Mez said during the latest “Convocation Unscripted” webinar.
By: Jeff Brumley
Leaders of some of the most prominent evangelical organizations in the U.S. are urging Donald Trump to preserve the nation's refugee resettlement program when he takes office.
Most Americans view Republicans as decisive and proactive as well as inherently dishonest and uncaring, according to a new Navigator Research report.
By: Jeff Brumley
The days leading up to Donald Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration were busy ones for many of the nation's social justice organizations.
A group of Black ministers has released a new document to protest white Christian nationalism and provide moral and spiritual strength to African Americans during the coming Trump presidency.
By: Jeff Brumley
The convergence of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration offers a snapshot of how politically and spiritually divided the nation has become, said Bernice King, daughter of the late civil rights champion and CEO of The King Center. Since MLK Day first was observed in 1986, it has fallen on...
Donald Trump issued a slew of immigration-related executive orders on “day one” ranging from closing the southern border and ending birthright citizenship to closing asylum and refugee admissions.
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