Calling it ‘religious duty,’ Jordanians boycott products from Israel-allied countries
AMMAN, Jordan (RNS) — Preparing breakfast on a recent morning, Amany Khraisat listed imported products she stopped purchasing after Oct.
Centuries ago, the Maya storm god Huracán taught that when we damage nature, we damage ourselves
(The Conversation) — The ancient Maya believed that everything in the universe, from the natural world to everyday experiences, was
Latin American Catholics favor women priests more than married priests
(RNS) — After more than five decades of looking at survey research, I am rarely surprised by the results when
In ‘Nobody Wants This,’ rom-com gets century-old tropes with a new twist – the cute rabbi
(The Conversation) — Twenty years ago, the television show “The O.C.” invented the word “Chrismukkah.” Main character Seth Cohen, played
Church-linked groups are helping South Sudanese refugees live like locals in Uganda
PALORINYA REFUGEE SETTLEMENT, Uganda (RNS) — Inside the wriggly tin walls of a small, smoke-filled kiosk, Joseph Deng Chol and
Black Pentecostal and charismatic Christians are boosting their visibility in politics
(The Conversation) — Many Black leaders are swinging into action for the Harris-Walz campaign – and clergy are no exception.
Is Radical Evangelicalism Dead? + Eliza Griswold
Turns out, intentional community is tough. We’ve long admired the kind of radical, intentional community that requires its members
Church Land: Let Go & Grow
Does awareness of our history of land ownership in the U.S. shift the way churches think about their land? Listening
Synod on Synodality begins, with controversial matters and cooperation ‘intertwined’
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — A long-awaited monthlong gathering of Catholic leaders officially began at the Vatican on Wednesday (Oct. 2),
Addicted to death: America’s 2024 killing spree
(RNS) — Last week, America executed five people. We haven’t had that many executions in the U.S. in one week