Season 2: Onward Christian Soldiers

Season 2: Onward Christian Soldiers

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Onward Christian Soldiers: Make It A Christian Town

In the season 2 premiere of Extremely American, we meet Pastor Doug Wilson who leads Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho. His vision for the small college town? He wants to claim it for Jesus. And that's just the start. He and his allies want to make the whole country an explicitly Ch ...  Show more

Onward Christian Soldiers: Is It A Kirker?

Christ Church is taking a novel approach to increasing their influence in Moscow. So far, they don't have the numbers to win elections, but they do have one resource: money. So the church and its members are buying up large swaths of the town. That's putting a lot of locals on ed ...  Show more

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