How did the church resist the Nazis?

The church resisted the Nazis through various means, including the establishment of the Confessing Church, which opposed the regime's attempts to control Protestant churches in Germany. Some clergy and lay leaders spoke out against Nazi ideologies, advocating for human rights and opposing anti-Semitism. Additionally, many churches provided sanctuary and aid to those persecuted by the regime, while some individuals engaged in covert resistance activities. Despite facing persecution themselves, these actions highlighted the moral opposition of parts of the church to Nazi policies.