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Mike Mrowicki, for Vermont Interfaith Action

Religious freedom is under attack — from our government

‘Out of our shared values of love, mutual respect, social justice, and collective action for the common good, we as faith leaders denounce the principles and proponents of white Christian nationalism’


The 16 Vermont faith community members signing this open letter, from Vermont Interfaith Action's Clergy and Church Elder Caucus, include Guy Wood (Brattleboro Area Jewish Community), Rev. Telos Whitfield (All Souls U.U. Church, Brattleboro), and Rev. Ralph W. Howe (First United Methodist Church of Brattleboro, Vt./The Beloved Community). The letter comes to us via Mike Mrowicki, an organizer for VIA.


We are writing as leaders of faith communities from across the state of Vermont to express our deep concern that religious freedom is under attack from members of our federal government using the guise of white Christian nationalism as stated in Project 2025.

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