The Public Church

The book explores the emerging "public church" in America, a unique blend of mainline Protestantism, newer evangelicalism, and Roman Catholicism. It highlights how this community addresses the dynamics of citizenship and faith, responding to contemporary interreligious tensions and societal fatigue with pluralism. By fostering a sense of belonging and cooperation among diverse groups, the public church seeks to fill a growing void and offer a counter-narrative to prevailing trends both domestically and globally.