Progressive faith leaders found new power in protesting ICE. Can their movement survive success?

Progressive faith leaders found new power in protesting ICE. Can their movement survive success?

This article is the first in a series on faith and protest. (RNS) — Two years ago, the Rev. Quincy Worthington did not consider himself an activist. The minister of a Presbyterian Church (USA) congregation in Highland Park, Illinois, he was outspoken on issues such as racial justice, but his public advocacy was mostly limited to statements and attending an occasional protest. Last fall, however, Worthington found himself hauling fellow faith lea…