Response to Media

In a Jan. 6, 2018 opinion piece for the New York Times, writer Katherine Stewart labels Ralph Drollinger, President and Founder of Capitol Ministries, a Christian Nationalist. This is false. In the story that is highly critical of the Museum of the Bible, Stewart writes: "The museum is a safe Continue

Should an intolerant writer who is unable to understand, respect, and write honestly and truthfully about the beliefs of people with whom she does not agree be trusted with stories that challenge her own presuppositions? SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT A recent Newsweek story written by Nina Burleigh Continue

In 2009 Ralph Drollinger was making plans to expand Capitol Ministries and create Bible studies in Washington, D.C. to Members of the U.S. House of Representatives. Some Capitol Ministries staff members were opposed to this plan and tried to stop the expansion. Mr. David Duran was one of the Continue

A Newsweek story about Donald Trump published on October 6, 2017 contained false information about Ralph Drollinger. The Newsweek story said: "The next most prominent godly voice in Trump's White House is the Cabinet Bible study pastor, Ralph Drollinger, who preaches that Jesus-contrary to several Continue