The best rabbi I can be now is a journalist
(RNS) — As a rabbi/journalist, I am part of two complementary but ultimately incompatible professions. Where one speaks from a
Chief prosecutor defends Vatican’s legal system after recent criticism of pope’s absolute power
ROME (AP) — The Vatican’s chief prosecutor has strongly defended the integrity and fairness of the city state’s justice system
The woman who skipped the Nova music festival on Oct. 7
(RNS) — I will call her Margalit, though that is not her real name. She is perhaps 25 years old.
Sight & Sound partners to premiere their first ever LIVE broadcast into movie theaters nationwide, courtesy of Fathom Events
For one weekend only, witness the brand-new original production, DANIEL, as it comes to life — LIVE on the big
How a perfect storm sent church insurance rates skyrocketing
(RNS) — The Rev. John Parks was taking his first sabbatical in 40 years of ministry when he got a
Israel’s Holocaust memorial opens a conservation facility to store artifacts, photos and more
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s national Holocaust museum opened a new conservation facility in Jerusalem on Monday that will preserve, restore
Artist Tobi Kahn receives ‘chaver’ honor, an ancient tradition with a modern twist
(RNS) — “Chaver,” an honorific with origins in ancient Jewish history, has traditionally been awarded to rabbinical scholars and pillars
At Buddhist-Christian dialogue, finding solidarity amid shifting religious landscape
(RNS) — Recently, a group of more than 30 Buddhists and Christians gathered to form relationships and discuss ways to
Students call for transparency as Cornerstone University guts humanities programs
(RNS) — Meredith Mead, a conservative Christian with a love of words, enrolled in Cornerstone University three years ago, choosing
The world’s neglected humanitarian crises
(RNS) — In a world brimming with pressing issues, it is all too easy for certain crises to slip under