is an American author, pastor, social activist and executive director of Vote Common Good. A leading voice for progressive Christianity, Doug makes frequent national media and speaking appearances. He is the subject of the PBS documentary Who's the We?, which follows his 66-day bicycle ride along the U.S.–Mexico border. Learn more about Doug »
Doug Pagitt is an American author, social activist and executive director of Vote Common Good. A leading voice for progressive Christianity, Doug makes frequent national media and speaking appearances. He is the subject of the PBS documentary Who's the We?, which follows his 66-day bicycle ride along the U.S.–Mexico border. Learn more about Doug »
Doug is Executive Director of Vote Common Good and the subject of the PBS documentary Who's the We?. He began Greater Things Foundation in 2016 and was founding pastor of Solomon's Porch, a holistic spiritual community in Minneapolis, MN. Learn more about Doug’s work »
Who's the We?
Now airing on PBS. A documentary following Doug's 66-day ride along the U.S.–Mexico border, asking who belongs in "We the People."
A 66-day, 3,265-mile bicycle ride from San Diego to St. Augustine along the U.S.–Mexico border and the Gulf Coast, asking one question: who belongs in "We the People"? The film follows Doug and the Vote Common Good riders as they meet migrants, border residents, faith leaders, and advocates.
Watched the film and ready to get involved? Visit Common Good Immigration to learn more about the ride and the humanitarian issues at the border.
Streaming on PBS.org and the PBS app · Film site: whosthewe.org
With a national book tour, plus numerous speaking engagements and media appearances, Doug enjoys connecting with folks all across America. View all upcoming events »
Doug Pagitt has authored over 10 books as a thought-leader on progressive Christianity. See all of Doug’s books »
His latest work, Outdoing Jesus: Seven Ways To Live The Promise Of Greater Than, is available now from Eerdmans Publishing. Learn more at outdoingjesus.com »
