About God & Governing
The God & Governing project emerged during the 2015 session of the Texas Legislature, as it became evident that discussions of God and faith were underscoring a greater share of political discourse — and disagreement — than in the recent past. The Tribune invited lawmakers to discuss how faith influenced their public policy decisions.
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Check your local listings
The Texas Tribune’s God and Governing special is airing on PBS affiliate stations across Texas and beyond. Check your local listings for scheduling information.
- Amarillo - Panhandle PBS
- Austin - KLRU-TV
- Corpus Christi - KEDT-TV & FM
- Dallas & Fort Worth - KERA-TV & FM
- El Paso - KCOS-TV
- Houston - Houston Public Media
- Lubbock - KTTZ
- Midland/Odessa - Basin PBS
- San Antonio - KLRN
For questions about this project, including syndication, email Natalie Choate, director of media relations and partnerships at nchoate@texastribune.org.
Project Contributors
Photography
- Ryan Booth
- Charlie Pearce
- Gabriel Cristóver Pérez
Music
God & Governing features the songs “Biology Slides” by Bleak House, “Cylinder Five” by Chris Zabriskie and “Led by the Dress Colored in Red” by Augustus Bro & Gallery Six.