Children invited to unravel the mystery of ‘Champ’ in Champ Quest 2024
Childrens’ art and story contest celebrates “Champ” the Lake Champlain “Lake Monster.” The event is hosted by the authors of
Eclipse watchers may use church parking lots to look toward the heavens
A total solar eclipse is seen above the Bald Knob Cross of Peace, Aug. 21, 2017, in Alto Pass, Ill.
Indiana appeals court upholds injunction on abortion ban, citing religious liberty
(RNS) — The Indiana Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court’s injunction on the state’s near-total abortion ban, giving
The peril radicalizing some evangelicals goes beyond Christian nationalism
(RNS) — I grew up in a conservative, evangelical Christian household and attended private evangelical schools where we pledged allegiance
During Second Chance Month, let’s take a second look at who remains in prison
(RNS) — April is Second Chance Month, a designation intended to recognize Americans who have been impacted by the justice
Judge rules sex abuse lawsuits against Yeshiva University can proceed
NEW YORK (RNS) — For decades, students and their parents at a prominent Jewish high school on Manhattan’s Upper West
Ahead of General Conference, queer United Methodist delegates organize a caucus
(RNS) — The last time the United Methodist Church met for its General Conference, in 2019, there were only seven
Pope shows off rosary of slain Ukrainian soldier, denounces ‘madness of war’
ROME (AP) — Pope Francis led thousands of people in a moment of silence Wednesday to pray for the aid
Biden faces protest over his support for Israel during White House meeting
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden has faced protests over the conflict in Gaza all over the country, but this
Jewish group launches Holocaust survivor speakers bureau to fight increasing antisemitism worldwide
BERLIN (AP) — More than 250 Holocaust survivors have joined an international initiative to share their stories of loss and