In Helene’s and Milton’s wake, faith-based disaster relief groups prepare for the long haul
(RNS) — This past Sunday, worshippers returned to Biltmore Church, a megachurch in Asheville, North Carolina, for the first time
Bishop David D. Daniels III, ecumenist who taught African, Pentecostal history, dies at 70
(RNS) — Bishop David D. Daniels III, a scholar and ecumenist who sought to build understanding of historical African and
A PBS series on the history of Islam in America
(RNS) — Where does the history of Muslims in America begin? With enslaved African Muslims brought to the U.S. in
How to reject purity culture but keep your faith
(RNS) — Whether it was wearing a “True Love Waits” ring, reading “I Kissed Dating Goodbye” or awaiting a fairy-tale
The bishop selection process is still a concern among synod delegates
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Although Pope Francis took it off the agenda, the appointment of bishops is still being discussed
When Politics Comes for Friendship + Nancy French
Would you end a friendship over political disagreements? What about a romantic relationship? In this era of political extremes,
Sleeveless Mormon temple garments, finally! Why now?
(RNS) — A couple of weeks ago, around the time of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ General
A childhood synagogue, a Talmudic classroom and ‘Our Town’
(RNS) — This week, Jews celebrate the festival of Sukkot, dwelling in flimsy huts that remind us of both the
Matt Queen, SBC pastor and former seminary professor, pleads guilty to lying to FBI
(RNS) — A former professor at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary pleaded guilty Wednesday (Oct. 16) to lying to the FBI
World Methodist Council’s first female head talks about what holds a fracturing church together
(RNS) — In August, the World Methodist Council, an umbrella group of Methodist denominations, meeting in Gothenburg, Sweden, elected the