Ketanji Brown Jackson publicly expresses thanks to God but keeps faith history private

WASHINGTON (RNS) — ‘The way that we express our faith is not just through words but by actions,’ said a law school classmate of Ketanji Brown Jackson, Supreme Court justice nominee.

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