Join host Keith Parris as he dives into a rich discussion on the intersection of faith, justice, and politics with esteemed guests Dr. ChrisLyn Stanley and Dr. Joy Galman. This episode explores how religious communities in Wisconsin are mobilizing to protect democratic values, especially in battleground states.

Discover the role of faith-based organizations like "Faiths United to Save Democracy" in training poll chaplains and peacekeepers to ensure safe voting environments. Dr. Galman shares the compelling history of the AME Church's commitment to social justice, while Dr. Stanley discusses the importance of voter education beyond election cycles.

Tune in to understand how faith leaders are working not just to preach, but to actively engage in the democratic process and address pressing social justice issues. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that challenges traditional views and inspires action.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction and Sports Recap
5:00 Faith and Civic Engagement
10:00 Role of Churches in Democracy
15:00 Social Justice and the Church
20:00 Historical Context of Religion
25:00 Faiths United to Save Democracy
30:00 Poll Chaplain Training
35:00 Intersection of Faith and Politics
40:00 Jesus and Social Justice
45:00 AME Church's Role in Voting Rights
50:00 Importance of Voter Education
55:00 Challenges in Mobilizing Faith Communities
1:00:00 Government and Religious Freedom
1:05:00 Upcoming Virtual Rally
1:10:00 Community Engagement Strategies
1:20:00 Closing Remarks and Future Plans

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