Jeff Fulmer


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I grew up in Franklin Tennessee, just outside of Nashville, where I attended a conservative, charismatic church that actively sought the gifts of the Holy Spirit. After graduating from Pepperdine University, I bounced around for a few introspective years before eventually moving back home to Tennessee. Along the way, I began to question some of my longstanding beliefs and attempted to reconcile my political and religious views. Increasingly, I became saddened and angered with how Christianity was so misrepresented for personal and political gain. Hometown Prophet was born out of that frustration.

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As a Christian, Why the GOP Doesn't Speak for Me    by Jeff Fulmer
Price: $3.99 USD. 14930 words. Published on May 31, 2012. Essay.

A collection of posts selected from the Hometown Prophet Blog that dares to mix politics and religion from a progressive point of view. The articles follow my own journey over the last year, explaining how my Christian beliefs have led to a political change of heart.
Hometown Prophet    by Jeff Fulmer
Price: $5.99 USD. 85750 words. Published on April 5, 2011. Fiction.

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Following a spiritual experience, Peter Quill begins to have dreams that come true. When he correctly predicts a major event in front of the church, he is heralded as a modern day prophet. It isn’t until his dreams challenge the biases of people in the community that he comes under attack, discovering what it means to truly be a prophet of God.

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