Faith on Capitol Hill
At HillFaith, we are a community of faith advocates for congressional aides on Capitol Hill. By offering insight into how Jesus Christ heals and changes hearts in the public square, answering questions of skeptics, and providing fellowship and friendship, HillFaith is a growing community of Christians living out their faith in the public square.
At HillFaith, we believe that no matter which political party you’re a part of, knowing Jesus Christ can bring us together to create a brighter future for our country.
Partner With HillFaith and Let Us Be Your Guide
At HillFaith, we explore the amazing evidence for the Gospel of Jesus Christ, respond to the claims of skeptics and provide fellowship with other believers on the Hill to strengthen you in your walk with God. Working on the Hill can test your beliefs at every turn. This can leave you feeling lost or hopeless, and that’s where HillFaith comes in. Come grow in your faith with HillFaith and live it in your daily work.
We Provide a Safe Space Among the Chaos
HillFaith Ministries is a nonprofit foundation with the mission to provide on a non-partisan basis Christian apologetics, mentoring, and educational programs to congressional staffers, and to individual citizens who interact with Hill aidesl. Because the people of the United States are counting on Capitol Hill, we are a safe place to land for those living amidst the chaos.
Attend a HillFaith FHAO Gathering
If you work on Capitol Hill, HillFaith is here to help provide you with support and guidance in your faith. Our For Hill Aides Only (FHAO) is designed to be a gathering of friends and colleagues who meet every Monday to enjoy Bible Study, fellowship, prayer, and conversation. Join us this week to learn more.
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Recent Articles
WORKING ON THE HILL: Is the Ideal of Bipartisanship Always a Virtue?
In a country deeply divided, bipartisanship seems a ready solution to bridge differences. After all, placing the stamp of bipartisanship on something in Washington is tantamount to the seal of approval. But does it always indicate the best we have to offer? While bipartisanship can be a good thing, it isn’t the objective. Instead, we…
Study Finds Having Friends Makes for a Healthier Life (And Poses a Question About the Existence of God)
Having a lot of friends makes for a happier life experience, but there is also strong evidence that having extended social connectedness also helps improve an individual’s physical health, including improving odds against suffering major diseases. And, while the study’s authors don’t say it, I will suggest that the link between a multitude of friends…
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY: Doesn’t Religious Freedom Protect Violent Extremism?
Defend religious freedom in the public square these days and odds are you will, sooner than later, be told that protecting religious freedom and freedom of speech under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is just a mask for encouraging political violence and extremism. A familiar illustration of this fallacy is being told that…
EXPLAIN THIS: If the Disciples Made it All Up About Jesus, Why’d They Make Themselves Look So Bad?
It’s difficult to read the four Gospels — Matthew, Mark, Luke and John — without coming away thinking Jesus’ disciples were, before His resurrection from the tomb, dense, stubborn, lacking in faith, and outright cowardly on more than a few occasions. After all, Peter denied even knowing Jesus three times before the cock crowed as…
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