RevWilker

@revwilker.bsky.social

Spouse, parent, neighbor, pastor, marathon runner & US citizen in Decorah, Iowa. Working for truth & healing with Indigenous leaders, welcoming migrants & refugees, loving LGBTQ+ family and friends, dismantling racism.

Artist Bobby Wilson worked alongside several St. Paul east side community members to create a mural that honors both the local community and Dakota history through vibrant imagery and storytelling. The mural is along Mounds Boulevard near sacred site Wakaŋ Tipi.

New mural pays homage to St. Paul’s east side community, Dakota history

Artist Bobby Wilson worked alongside several St. Paul east side community members to create a mural that honors both the local community and Dakota history through vibrant imagery and storytelling. Th...

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“Being Heumann” is out on AppleTV today! Please watch this explicitly political film about successful direct action with your pals this weekend. It’s also funny & raunchy & silly & beautiful. With a legitimately “star-making” performance from the brilliant Ruth Madeley as badass Judy Heumann!❤️

Rob Delaney@robdelaney.bsky.social · last mo.

And here’s the trailer for BEING HEUMANN. In cinemas Nov 6, streaming on AppleTV Nov 13. I saw it last night at the London Film Festival & it’s a triumph.

Charles Riley, Governor of the Pueblo of Acoma, calls on us to stand together to protect our sacred places & Tribal sovereignty.Call Senator Heinrich and tell him you oppose Senate Bill 5653, aka BAAJA. And call Rep. Gabe Vasquez (505) 208-4777 to take a stand against BAAJA if it goes to the House.

Our survey asked, “If [a candidate] talks about defunding ICE, are you less likely or more likely to vote for that person?” And the majority was more favorable… for independents, it was a good thing. For Democrats too. Saying you’re gonna abolish ICE was more helpful than hurtful, campaign-wise.

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Well, it’s official: www.fortresspress.com/store/produc... I started toying with these ideas in 2021, I think, and wrote most of this argument in 2023-4, and then the hardest chapters in 2025. It’s been a process. I don’t know if I’ll ever write another theological book. Left it all on the page.

Abolition Ecclesiology: A Spatial Theology for a Church Against Prisons

In Abolition Ecclesiology, Hannah Bowman offers a spatial analysis of theological beliefs that contribute to society's enormous reliance on incarceration and punishment. The book presents an alternati...

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It really does shock me how many “why did the Democrats win” round-ups I’ve been seeing in major outlets that don’t even MENTION ICE. If you’re trying to explain Blue Texas and aren’t even bringing up ICE’s terror campaign against Latinos, you’re either stupid or have a very suspect agenda.

Just published: a resource I authored for professors & students of theology & religious studies on “Bonhoeffer, Barth, the Church Struggle & the Holocaust.” You can access it at the link below & then scroll down the page to “Teaching Resource: Protestant Churches under Nazism.”

1/ I'll explain exactly how this happened because I'm the person at Forbes who calculates these numbers. This is going to take some unraveling, but here's a spoiler: The president's answer here is nonsense.

60 Minutes@60minutes.bsky.social · 7d ago

Ross Douthat asks the President how his net worth rose by nearly $3 billion, according to a Forbes estimate, since he returned to office. Watch the interview Sunday at 7 p.m. ET/PT on 60 Minutes.

Pope Leo; “Democracy is also strengthened by the daily conduct of public life: through willingness to listen, through careful use of words, through the patient search for agreement, and through the ability to see those who think differently as fellow citizens with whom we share a common future.”

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Is the NYT ever, ever going to do these kind of safari trips to blue areas? Talk with latino hotel workers in Vegas? Middle-aged suburban resistance moms? Young black men? Does the paper ever extend its empathy to anyone other than disgruntled white people?

The New York Times@nytimes.com · last wk.

In deep-red Texas, conservatives are trying to make sense of what just happened to their longtime Republican stronghold. We visited a men’s bible study as they gathered for the first time since the state flipped in the midterm election.