We’re Good at Being Bad Christians + Jayne Sugg
When was the last time you read your Bible? If you’ve “deconstructed” from evangelicalism — or any faith tradition
Gustavo Gutiérrez, founding father of liberation theology, dies at 96
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — A towering figure in the Catholic theological landscape of the past century, the Rev. Gustavo Gutiérrez,
Archdiocese blocks play about ex-Hasidic transgender rabbi and activist Abby Stein
(New York Jewish Week) — A theatrical production based on the memoir of an ex-Hasidic transgender rabbi and activist, set
‘Queering the Pulpit’ author on a new exegetical framework for sexuality in the church
(RNS) — The Rev. Karyn Wiseman grew up gay in West Texas in the United Methodist tradition, hearing sermons featuring
I will protect you. Harris won’t.
(RNS) — As the 2024 presidential contest enters its final days, former President Donald Trump is turning to the group
Stop fomenting fear of trans people in the name of religion
(RNS) — On a rainy day last fall, a group of faith leaders from our respective organizations met with elected
Archbishop Steve Wood on where the ACNA has been, and where it’s headed
(RNS) — Before he was elected as the third archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America, Steve Wood was
As world mourns Gulen, Kenya deports refugees linked to his Hizmet movement
NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — As his followers around the world mourned Fethullah Gulen, the influential Turkish Muslim scholar and cleric,
Chabad Jews celebrate at 5,000-square-foot sukkah in New York
NEW YORK (RNS) — Sukkot is typically a quiet Jewish holiday, celebrated by hoisting a temporary structure called a sukkah
Crash Course and John Green unpack religion on YouTube
(RNS) — If today’s high schoolers don’t know John Green from his bestselling young adult novels, like “The Fault in