Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon named a Senior Fellow for The Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute, The Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute, October 12, 2021
It’s an easy dismissal of an idea you disagree with, but what does it actually mean for something to be ‘antithetical to the gospel’?, Baptist News, August, 31, 2021
Mae Elise Cannon named to the Board of Directors for TearFund USA, TearFund USA, June 3, 2021
Mae Elise Cannon interviewed on Interfaith Voices, Interfaith Voices, May 28, 2021
Mae Elise Cannon Wants to Help Christians Seek Comprehensive Justice, Northern Seminary, May 18, 2021
U.S. Evangelicals' Support for Settlements, Ori Nir, PeaceCast, April 30, 2021
‘Beyond Hashtag Activism,’ a new book by Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon, Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon, The Journal of the San Juan Islands, April 15, 2021
Mae Elise Cannon, Beyond #Activism, Andy Hale, CBF Conversations Podcast, April 25, 2021
One year and counting—Christian Citizen reflections on the coronavirus pandemic, From our writers, Christian Citizen, March 31, 2021
Evangelical Leaders Condemn 'Radicalized Christian Nationalism', Sarah McCammon, NPR, February 24, 2021
Holy Land, Holy People: Pursuing a Just Peace in the Middle East, Christine Latham, Embrace the Middle East, February 23, 2021
Mae Elise Cannon: Beyond Hashtag Activism, Michael Chan, Gospel Beautiful Podcast, January 12, 2021
Special Resource Kit: Divided No More - Preparing Your Church to Lead in Racial Reconciliation, Exponential
Episode 069 – Mae Elise Cannon, Alexis Busetti, That Makes Total Sense, December 6, 2020
Rev Dr Mae Cannon Interview: Faith and Politics, Rudi Swanepoel, November 25, 2020
Episode 126: Mae Cannon Moves Us Beyond Hashtag Activism, Glen Siepert, What If Project, November 29, 2020
Mae Elise Cannon, Author, Speaker, Advocate & Peacebuilder, Cara Meredith, Facebook Live, October 29, 2020
Spiritual activism: We must constructively engage in politics, Justice. Mercy. Faith., The Christian Citizen, October 22, 2020
Book Review: Evangelical Theologies of Liberation and Justice, Sarah M. Keough; Mark Tao; Paul Koptak, The Covenant Quarterly, October 16, 2020
Mae Elise Cannon – A Conservative Christian Politics of Fear, Mae Elise Cannon, Englewood Review of Books, October 5, 2020
Ep. 127 Some people are socially active only at their computer. But what happens when we go beyond Hashtag Activism, Pat Mc Mahon, The God Show, October 3, 2020
20 Books I Should Have Told You About Before, Byron Borger, Hearts and Minds Books, October 3, 2020
Interview with Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon, Rob Schenck, Schenck Talks Bonhoeffer, September 14, 2020
Moving Beyond Hashtag Activism with Mae Elise Cannon, Gravity Leadership, September 1, 2020
As Millions of Christians Move Toward Activism, You Should Meet Mae Elise Cannon, an Ethical Organizer, David Crumm, ReadTheSpirit, July 12, 2020
Mae Elise Cannon - Episode 230 on Faith Conversations, Anita Lustrea, June 22, 2020
Amplify Hour 1 6-21, Father Ron Lengwin, June 21, 2020
Questioning the Covenant, Arianna Skibell, June 17, 2020
Parasource Marketing & Distribution Presents Rev. Dr. Elise Mae Cannon, Parasource Marketing & Distribution, June 16, 2020.
Annexation? Most U.S. Evangelicals Have Other Things on Their Mind Right Now, Amir Tibon, June 9, 2020
Mae Elise Cannon on Real Talk with Dr. David Anderson, May 28, 2020
Southern California Episcopalians Petition to Halt Israel’s Annexation of Palestinian Land, Pat McCaughan, May 27, 2020
Social Justice Handbook: Interview with The Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon PGE13, David Rayburn, Practicing Gospel, May 12, 2020
Mae Elise Cannon: Beyond Hashtag Activism—Part 1, Jessica Hanewinckel, Outreach Magazine, April 1, 2020
Mae Elise Cannon: Meaningful Engagement—Part 2, Jessica Hanewinckel, Outreach Magazine, April 1, 2020
Mae Elise Cannon: 6 Social Justice Issues and How the Church Can Respond, Jessica Hanewinckel, Outreach Magazine, April 1, 2020
Amid Debate and Violence, Trump Delivers Embassy Victory to Christian Base, Elizabeth Dias, The New York Times, May 15, 2018
War with Islam? Evangelicals ponder Christian response to Paris attacks, Timothy C. Morgan, The Washington Post, November 16, 2015
