Slaveholder Religion
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Slaveholder Religion
About Jonathan
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove is an American Protestant Christian writer and preacher known for his association with New Monasticism. He co-founded Rutba House, a Christian intentional community in Durham, North Carolina, and has been actively involved in initiatives promoting social justice and moral advocacy, including collaborations with Reverend William J. Barber II on movements such as Moral Mondays and the Poor People's Campaign. Wilson-Hartgrove has written extensively on issues of race, faith, and social transformation. His 2008 book, Free to Be Bound, addresses racism and the importance of racial reconciliation in Christianity, and he co-authored the prayer guide Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals. He has also published works focusing on Christian monastic practices, economic spirituality, and hospitality, including God's Economy and Strangers at My Door. Throughout his career, Wilson-Hartgrove has engaged in public discourse on moral and political issues, notably signing a statement calling for the abolition of capital punishment in 2015. His writings have explored the legacy of slaveholder religion in American Christianity, with his 2016 book Reconstructing the Gospel examining this history. He has also published Revolutions of Values, which critiques the misuse of Scripture to endorse Christian nationalism, and in 2024, he co-authored White Poverty, addressing myths about race and class in American democracy. His work consistently emphasizes faith-based social justice, community building, and the importance of confronting historical and systemic injustice within Christian contexts.
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Latest interviews
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Conversing with Mark Labberton
Moral Resistance, with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Jan 20, 2026
The Warning with Steve Schmidt
A Blueprint for Change | A Conversation with Bishop William Barber & Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Apr 27, 2025
The Warning with Steve Schmidt
A Blueprint for Change | A Conversation with Bishop William Barber & Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Apr 27, 2025
Yale Religion
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove on white poverty, race myths, and the reconstruction of American democracy
Sep 26, 2024
The Holy Post
Episode 388: From Culture Wars to Common Good with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Jan 22, 2020
The Deconstructionists
Ep 78 - Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove ”Slaveholder Religion”
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