
On Sunday, September 27, St. John's Norwood will host a screening and discussion of the documentary film Bad Faith 2026, which chronicles the rise of the Christian Nationalist Movement over the past five decades. The screening will be followed by a discussion and Q&A with the renowned journalist and author of Shadow Network, Anne Nelson, whose groundbreaking investigative work served as a primary source for the documentary.
Originally released in 2024 and updated in 2026, Bad Faith explores how Christian Nationalism has become a powerful anti-democratic force in America. The film traces the political, religious, and cultural roots of the movement, and raises urgent questions for Christians and all who care about democracy, religious liberty, and the common good.
At a time of deep political division, Bad Faith 2026 offers an opportunity not only to better understand Christian Nationalism as a social and political force, but also to reflect on how Christians and all who value democracy and religious freedom can respond with courage, truthfulness, and hope. Please join us to view and discuss the film. If you cannot join us in the Parish Hall, please tune in via Zoom (bit.ly/STJNFaith).