Griffin Paul Jackson is a husband, father, and writer living in Chicago. He is a regular contributor for Christianity Today and is the lead writer for one of the world’s top economic consultancies. Griffin edited and wrote for the Chicago Tribune from 2012 through 2015, then moved to Lebanon to work in refugee emergency response, which he did for two years. Griffin grew up in Michigan, graduated from Calvin College, and earned his master’s in international relations from the University of Chicago. His work has appeared in Slate and Al Jazeera, among other places.
Religion
- Hospital Restrictions Bar Chaplains from Ministering Bedside, 2020
- Meet the Protestant Exorcists, 2019
- Pro-Life and Pro-Choice Clinics Have the Same Adoption Referral Rate: 1%, 2019
- Europe’s Big Mission Field: Nominals, 2018
- Western Europe’s Christians Are As Religious As America’s ‘Nones’, 2018
- Calvin of Arabia, 2017
Politics
Culture
Tech
Refugees
- The Blessing of Refugees: Part 1 and Part 2, 2018
- Compassion Versus Security, 2018
- A Theology of Refuge: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3, 2018
- US Prepares to Deport Hundreds of Iraqis, 2017
- Do Something, 2016
Stories
Now in first-person! I write regularly at my blog, usually about the intersections of faith and culture. If you have a story you think I should write about, let me know. If you want to share your thoughts about something I’ve written, comment on it or reach me on Twitter or Facebook. And if you want to say hello, you can find me here, on social media, or speaking.