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One Nation,
Under God.

Faith, history, and American culture, for people who take both seriously.

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The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.

Psalm 23:1
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By the Numbers

Christian America

~65%
of Americans identify as Christian

Making Christianity the largest religious identity in the United States by a significant margin. That's over 200 million people who say grace, celebrate Christmas, and know at least one verse of Amazing Grace.

1607
Christianity arrived in America

The first permanent English settlement at Jamestown brought Christian worship to the continent. The Protestant tradition that would shape American culture took root here and never left.

Founding
Faith shaped the founders

Phrases like 'endowed by their Creator,' 'one nation under God,' and 'In God We Trust' are baked into American identity. Whether the founders were devout or deist, they built a country that took God seriously.

$1.2T
annual social value from faith communities

A 2017 Baylor University study estimated that American faith communities contribute $1.2 trillion in social value annually, food banks, hospitals, disaster relief, addiction recovery, mentorship, and more.

380,000+
Christian congregations in the US

There are more churches in America than there are McDonald's, Starbucks, and Walmart locations combined. Christianity is not a niche pursuit. It is woven into the physical landscape of the country.

35,000+
Celebrate Recovery chapters worldwide

Started in a California church in 1991, Celebrate Recovery now operates in more than 35,000 churches globally. Faith-based recovery works, and American Christians built the infrastructure to prove it.

“The founders debated theology. The abolitionists quoted scripture. The civil rights movement was led from church pulpits.”

Faith is woven into the American story
The Story

Why RedWhiteJesus Exists

We noticed something. Christian-Americans, one of the largest identities in the country, didn't have a brand that spoke their language without being cheesy, preachy, or embarrassing to wear in public.

Faith and patriotism aren't opposites. They've been woven together in American life since the first colonial settlements. The founders debated theology. The abolitionists quoted scripture. The civil rights movement was led from church pulpits. Christianity shaped this country, and this country shaped Christianity.

RedWhiteJesus is for people who hold both identities without apology. We make content that's worth reading and a community that's worth joining. No sanctimony. No shaming. Just faith, freedom, and honest storytelling.

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Faith First

We start with the cross. Everything else follows.

Proudly American

Christianity shaped this country. We honor that history.

Community

Over 200 million Christian Americans. You're not alone.

Words You Need to Know

The Christian Glossary

Essential vocabulary for navigating faith, family dinners, and Easter Sunday parking.

Unmerited divine favor. Also what you say before dinner. Also the name of approximately one in five Southern grandmothers.

Honest Answers

Straight Answers

The questions people actually ask. The answers we actually give.

Christians who aren't embarrassed to be Christian. Americans who think faith and patriotism can coexist without anyone making a face. People who want their faith and history told straight. If any of that is you, you're in the right place.

The Liturgical Year

Christian Holidays

The feasts and seasons that have shaped Christian worship for two thousand years.

Christmas
Christmas

The celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who came to earth to redeem humanity.

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Easter
Easter

The resurrection of Jesus Christ, the central and defining event of the Christian faith.

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Good Friday
Good Friday

The solemn commemoration of the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ on the cross.

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Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday

The first day of Lent, a season of repentance, fasting, and preparation before Easter.

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Pentecost
Pentecost

The descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles, called the birthday of the Church.

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Advent
Advent

A four-week season of waiting, hope, and preparation leading up to Christmas.

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Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday

Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the beginning of Holy Week.

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Epiphany
Epiphany

The revelation of Jesus to the Magi, and to all the nations of the world.

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Verses, stories, and the American faith story, worth your time. It all lives on the blog.

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Faith. History. Culture.

From the roots of American Christianity to what Easter actually means, we cover it all.

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Photography via Wikimedia Commons: Washington National Cathedral (CC BY-SA 3.0), Nativity scene (CC BY-SA 4.0), Sunrise cross (CC BY 3.0), Palm Sunday procession (CC BY-SA 4.0), and a crucifixion group at Munster Cathedral (CC BY-SA 4.0). Additional imagery is public domain or CC0.