Documentary Screening and Discussion: “Bad Faith: 2026”
September 27 @ 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm
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Please join the Faith & Democracy Ministry of St. John’s Episcopal Church Norwood Parish for the screening of
the documentary film “Bad Faith: 2026”. The screening will be followed by a discussion and Q&A with renowned author and journalist Anne Nelson, and moderated by St. John’s Deacon, The Reverend Anne Derse.
Originally released in 2024 and updated in 2026, “Bad Faith” explores how Christian
Nationalism has become a powerful anti-democratic force in America. In its own report released
in 2024, “The Crisis of Christian Nationalism,” the House of Bishops Theology Committee of
the Episcopal Church explores the rise and influence of Christian Nationalism in the United
States, including its connection to white supremacy, and concludes that the movement is a
distortion of Christianity and a threat to democracy which must be challenged.
the documentary film “Bad Faith: 2026”. The screening will be followed by a discussion and Q&A with renowned author and journalist Anne Nelson, and moderated by St. John’s Deacon, The Reverend Anne Derse.
Originally released in 2024 and updated in 2026, “Bad Faith” explores how Christian
Nationalism has become a powerful anti-democratic force in America. In its own report released
in 2024, “The Crisis of Christian Nationalism,” the House of Bishops Theology Committee of
the Episcopal Church explores the rise and influence of Christian Nationalism in the United
States, including its connection to white supremacy, and concludes that the movement is a
distortion of Christianity and a threat to democracy which must be challenged.
Please join us you can participate in person in the Parish Hall at St. John’s or virtually at
http://bit.ly/STJNFaith. Feel free to share this invitation through your personal and professional
networks.
To RSVP and for more information, please contact Ken Giunta, Chair, Faith & Democracy
Ministry, St. John’s Norwood Episcopal Church at [email protected].
http://bit.ly/STJNFaith. Feel free to share this invitation through your personal and professional
networks.
To RSVP and for more information, please contact Ken Giunta, Chair, Faith & Democracy
Ministry, St. John’s Norwood Episcopal Church at [email protected].
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