Jeremy Fuzy is an Editor at Word & Way. With a deep-rooted background in mainline Protestantism, he explores themes of religion and spirituality, culture, and societal issues, particularly focusing on Christianity, gender, and racial matters. He has been featured in Word & Way, Crossmap.com, and The Fulcrum.US.
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Jeremy Fuzy covers a wide range of topics related to Christianity, faith, and religious freedom. His focus on reviews, legal policy regulation, and expert commentary suggests he is likely interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives on these topics. For instance, experts who can provide insights into the intersection of religion and law or societal trends impacting faith communities may resonate with Jeremy's coverage.
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“The only thing that we have that we can actually hold onto in the most difficult circumstances is what we actually believe.” So said Mary Darling, the
ELIZABETH, N.J. — On a Sunday in March, the Rev. Canon Andy Moore looked out at the empty back-left pews at St.
(RNS and Uncloseted) — Jacob May remembers sitting across from his pastor at 22-years-old in 2014 at a Chipotle in rural Virginia defending his gay identity over a carnitas burrito.
Socrates never claimed to have the right answers. What he insisted on relentlessly was that the person arguing in bad faith was the real threat.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
(RNS) — Baptist leaders are creating a new network focused on Black churches and communities in light of what some see as growing nationalism among evangelicals and wider political decisions they feel are detrimental.
By: Jeremy Fuzy
NOTE: This piece was originally published at our newsletter A Public Witness. As Vice President J.D.
NOTE: This piece was originally published at our newsletter A Public Witness.
James Talarico’s attempt to make the election about ethos — character, credibility, and integrity — throws a Nolan Ryan fastball at Ken Paxton and MAGA and showcases their departure from 1990s conservative Christianity.
A new Netflix series captures the edginess of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books while also reconsidering the narrative in the face of frontier America’s actual history.
I have a very vivid memory, from when I was about four or five years old, of watching an episode of Little House on the Prairie that still haunts me to this day.
