After Hurricane Helene, faith groups ramp up disaster relief
(RNS) — Even before Hurricane Helene made landfall in the United States, near Tallahassee, Florida, on Thursday (Sept. 26), faith-based
Did Moses really die before entering the Promised Land?
(RNS) — I don’t normally quote two family members in one article, but since this is the season of forgiveness,
Another type of Muslim ban hurts us all
(RNS) — In 2017, our nation reeled from what came to be known as the “Muslim ban.” An executive order,
Photos of the Week: Helmet blessing; Ethiopian Meskel
(RNS) — This week’s photo gallery includes motorcycle pilgrims in Portugal, International Day of Peace commemorations, Meskel celebrations in Ethiopia
What experts say Harris’ decision to skip Al Smith Dinner reveals about Catholic vote
(RNS) — Since Saturday (Sept. 21), when Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris turned down an invitation to the
Voting rights advocate Barbara Williams-Skinner thrives on prayer, policy changes
WASHINGTON (RNS) — When the Rev. Barbara Williams-Skinner celebrated her 80th birthday late last year with a party at the
In a time of questioning, younger Jews turn to their faith’s contemplative side
(RNS) — Elul, the current and final month in the ancient Hebrew calendar, is a time of introspection, preparation and
Barbara Williams-Skinner on bridge building, voting, overcoming fear
WASHINGTON (RNS) — The Rev. Barbara Williams-Skinner, a coordinator of Faiths United to Save Democracy, sees relationships as the key
31 Days of Unity Campaign
Announcing the 31 Days of Unity Campaign(October 1-31, 2024) 31 Christian leaders from across the United States join together in
Pope travels to the heart of Europe to appeal for peace and to boost his dwindling flock
LUXEMBOURG (AP) — Pope Francis called for Europe to be a beacon of peace in war and a welcome home