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Stand with Sophie

A few weeks ago, we told you about Sophie Cunningham—and her warning that Christians in the WNBA can feel pressure to stay quiet: “Sometimes they want to hush you.” Since then, a lot has happened—and Sophie’s story is becoming another example of why Faith Driven Consumer launched  Add-Us-In: to turn individual

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“Sometimes they want to hush you.”

“Sometimes they want to hush you.” Those are the words of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham, who says there are more Christians in the WNBA than many people realize—but many choose not to speak openly about their faith. If faith-driven athletes feel pressured to stay silent, all of us should care.  Add-Us-In:

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MLB responded. But bigger question remains.

Over the past several weeks, Faith Driven Consumers across the country have united around the stories of faith-driven San Francisco Giants pitcher Landen Roupp, Washington Nationals pitcher Trevor Williams, and before them, NBA player Jaden Ivey. Different athletes. Different leagues. Same growing concern.Thousands of you signed our “Add-Us-In: Stand with

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LETTER: MLB Commissioner Manfred, Will You Add-Us-In?

“Greetings Commissioner Rob Manfred,

​Faith Driven Consumer writes on behalf of millions of Faith Driven Consumers across America to respectfully ask that you help ensure Major League Baseball provides a clear yes-or-no response to one question:

Will Major League Baseball Welcome, Embrace, Celebrate, and Affirm Faith Driven Consumers equally?“

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Impact

If you already know you’re an FDC: Take the next steps!

One Lord. Three everyday arenas.

Secularization didn’t happen only through ideas.

It happened through habits—what was normalized, rewarded, and repeated.

So we respond the same way: faithful habits, repeated together—until faith is no longer treated as private-only.

If that is where everyday life is formed, then where you start matters.

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