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Skye talks more with political scientist Hahrie Han about an anonymous meeting between Evangelical leaders that took place at Wheaton College. Why did she report about it? What does it reveal about the current church’s priorities?

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Dick Young

A restaurant chain (founded in Normal, IL FWIW) once had as its tag line, "Famous for Steakburgers(TM)". As I listen to the news these days (corroborated by material like this bonus segment), I sadly hear in my heart, "American Evangelicals - Famous for Hatred and Abject Cruelty". It's uplifting to hear of the good that one megachurch was able to do in one city, despite differences: I wish it were the broader trend rather than the anomaly.

Amy & Rebecca Green

I lived through this in my megachurch and it broke my heart. I tried to stay and be part of change - and did stay until 2024 but finally had to leave. Our church was engaging and thinking about racism for several years (albeit very carefully and in limited ways) and then it just caved in 2020. Suddenly we spoke about “racial division” and “unity” instead of racial justice. I knew individual leaders cared. But it wasn’t enough.