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===== The Rev William Barber’s ‘moral movement’ confronts Trump’s America. Can it work? ===== | |||
[https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/05/reverend-william-barber-moral-movement by Adam Harris 5/7/25 The Guardian] | |||
On 2 June, at St Mark’s Episcopal church in Washington DC, people packed the sanctuary – elders in denim jackets, seminarians in collars, organizers clutching clipboards. Some had come in from North Carolina; others walked from their homes just a few blocks away. The seats were full, so the crowd lined the aisles and leaned against the red-brick walls beneath stained-glass windows that cast streaks of light across the floor. | |||
===== While U.S. church attendance has dropped, prosperity gospel has risen—with a brutal take on poverty ===== | ===== While U.S. church attendance has dropped, prosperity gospel has risen—with a brutal take on poverty ===== | ||
