The answer in majority-Buddhist Burma hinges on one controversial word: Rohingya.
First Nations Kitchen serves ancestral foods to the Native American community
Don’t call First Nations Kitchen a soup line. Yes, it serves dinners to those who can’t afford them. But it is run by indigenous people for indigenous people and features a menu of the ancestral foods of indigenous people.
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Church of Sweden to stop referring to God as ‘he’ or ‘Lord’
The head of the largest Swedish Christian church says God is beyond human gender determination.
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Afghani refugee shares about CBF ministry’s impact of welcoming
When Jay first arrived at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship refugee ministry Welcome House from Afghanistan, he was prepared to endure four long, wearisome years getting on his feet and integrating into American society. Little did he know that he would spend less than four months securing an apartment, a new job and a life full of hope thanks to a network of CBF churches.
Religion scholars turn activist in the shadow of Trump
Alarm about Trump’s presidency — and the anti-intellectual forces several scholars say he has empowered — pervaded the annual joint meeting of the American Academy of Religion and the Society for Biblical Literature, which ended Nov. 21.
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