Historian Kristin Kobes Du Mez writes about the intersections of evangelical Christianity, gender and US politics, with a focus on threats to democracy. Issues cover election-certification scenarios, reporting on Christian Right ties to Alberta separatism, and book recommendations for Christians.

A newsletter from Duke divinity scholar and author Kate Bowler that mixes reflections on faith, suffering and everyday meaning with interviews, book club discussion questions and blessings. Recent issues explore how Christianity and American politics intertwine and how to live faithfully amid turmoil.

Robert P. Jones, founder of PRRI, shares research and commentary on religion, race and democracy, along with author conversations and event announcements. Readers get survey-backed analysis of white Christian voting patterns and discussions of new books on Christian nationalism and belonging.

A personal, bilingual (Portuguese and English) newsletter mixing essays, poetry and word definitions with commentary on religion, politics and social justice. It also shares the author's firsthand account of surviving Long COVID and living as a queer, disabled person.