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The Rise of the Christian Left in Texas

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Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III speaks to the crowd during the We the People TX interfaith service, “A Night of Moral Resistance,” in Dallas, on Sept. 9, 2026. Photo: AP Photo/Gabriela Passos




“Why do you wanna have a pep rally when people are hurting?”



That was the question Rev. Frederick Douglass Haynes III posed at a September food drive in South Dallas, where volunteers were collecting groceries for struggling families. Across town, Republicans were holding a midterm co

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