In Mecca on Eid al Adha, carrying the burden of those lost in Gaza
MECCA (RNS) — This year, as millions of Muslims flock to the land where Abraham once offered his greatest sacrifice
Paul Pressler, SBC legend accused of abuse, is dead at 94
(RNS) — Paul Pressler, a retired Texas judge and one of the most influential evangelicals of the past 50 years,
Rev. Don Abram, Pride in the Pews
During Pride month, we see a lot of rhetoric of exclusion in parts of the Christian community. LGBTQ+ people
Muslims start the Hajj against the backdrop of the destructive Israel-Hamas war
MINA, Saudi Arabia (AP) — In sweltering temperatures, Muslim pilgrims in Mecca converged on a vast tent camp in the
Should I stay or should I go?
(RNS) — In the immortal words of The Clash: “Should I stay or should I go?” That was a question
Roberts and Alito are polarized on polarization
(RNS) — Sure, Chief Justice John Roberts got props from liberals this week for denying that we’re a Christian nation.
India slowly expands protections for ostracized interfaith, mixed-caste couples
MAHARASHTRA, India (RNS) — At the beginning of June, Abhijit and his wife, Nikita, ran away from their village south
Photos of the Week: Baptists in Indy; Muslims in Mecca
(RNS) — This week’s photo gallery includes the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Indianapolis, the annual Hajj pilgrimage in
The Episcopal Church reveals clergy misconduct cases involving nominees for presiding bishop
(RNS) — Two of the five bishops being considered for the top leadership role in the Episcopal Church are currently
Reconciling the divide in Muslim life over when the moon appears
(RNS) — Over the last two years, my family has shifted from one bustling mosque that we supported from its