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Millennials have forgotten God--or so it seems according to research. But Reverend Jennifer Bailey, a millennial herself, has a different, more optimistic view: Millennials are finding soulfulness in new places like community workspaces, dinner parties, artistic communities, and civil protests.

Named one of 15 Faith Leaders to Watch by the Center for American Progress, Rev. Jennifer Bailey is the Founding Executive Director of the Faith Matters Network, a new interfaith community equipping emerging faith leaders to challenge structural inequality in communities throughout the American South by imagining a new moral horizon.

Rev. Bailey comes to this work with nearly a decade of experience at nonprofits, combatting intergenerational poverty. An Ashoka Fellow, Nathan Cummings Foundation Fellow, and Truman Scholar, Rev. Bailey earned degrees from Tufts University and Vanderbilt University Divinity School where she was awarded the Wilbur F. Tillett Prize for accomplishments in the study of theology. She writes for a number of publications including On Being, Sojourners and The Huffington Post. Rev Bailey is currently working on her first book and she is an ordained itinerant elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the oldest historically black denomination in the US

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