Check out his clips here, his recent on-air appearances here, or contact him here. Constituting an amorphous group of interfaith activists that goes by many names and takes many forms, this coalition has operated since America's founding - praying, protesting, and marching for common. He plays harmonica and ukulele, and once achieved a 10/10 on Room Rater.įollow him on Twitter, Facebook, or sign up for his newsletter. But, as national religion reporter Jack Jenkins contends, the country is also driven by a vibrant, long-standing moral force from the left. He previously served as senior religion reporter for the Washington-based news website ThinkProgress and his work has been published or cited by many global news organizations. from Presbyterian College and his Master of Divinity from Harvard University. Jack Jenkins is a reporter for Religion News Service covering religion and politics. His work has also been cited or featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, New Yorker, CNN, MSNBC, and a Netflix docu-series, among others.

This is such an important story and I'm glad Jenkins took it on. In addition to ThinkProgress - where he served as Senior Religion Reporter for more than 3 years before starting at RNS - his stories and analysis from all over the globe have been published in the Washington Post, Rolling Stone, Atlantic, Associated Press, Daily Beast, National Catholic Reporter, and others. Jenkins' book, American Prophets, chronicles the rise of the religious left since the early 2000s in both progressive politics and American politics in general. He's also the author of the book American Prophets: The Religious Roots of Progressive Politics and the Ongoing Fight for the Soul of the Country, published by HarperOne (and you can order it here!) Jack is an award- winning journalist and national reporter for the Religion News Service.

American Prophets by Jack Jenkins