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Concert in South Bend features Daniel Deitrich of southwestern Michigan - Vimarsana News

Concert in South Bend features Daniel Deitrich of southwestern Michigan

In late January 2020, Deitrich released a song, “Hymn for the 81%,” critiquing evangelical support of Donald Trump that quickly went viral.

South Bend weekend features 'Dear Evan Hansen,' trout fishing and more - Vimarsana News

South Bend weekend features 'Dear Evan Hansen,' trout fishing and more

"Dear Evan Hansen" continues at the Morris in South Bend, while trout season begins with pancakes in Bristol. Plus, an apartheid-set play and more.

'Don't be silent about this': UCC general minister takes on Christian nationalism - Vimarsana News

'Don't be silent about this': UCC general minister takes on Christian nationalism

In the wake of the 2022 midterm elections, several religious leaders are calling on people of faith to push back against Christian nationalism. Faithful

Source: ucc.org
'Ohio has a particular appetite for Christian Nationalism,' group says - Vimarsana News

'Ohio has a particular appetite for Christian Nationalism,' group says

A group called Vote Common Good that targets evangelicals who are not comfortable with extreme right-wing politics held a public training at Central Christian Church in Springfield for about 20 people last week.

Source: wyso.org
"Ohio has a particular appetite for Christian Nationalism," group says - Vimarsana News

"Ohio has a particular appetite for Christian Nationalism," group says

A group called Vote Common Good that targets evangelicals who are not comfortable with extreme right-wing politics held a public training at Central Christian Church in Springfield for about 20 people last week.

Source: wyso.org