“Direct action can produce results that legal avenues can’t always get you to.”
What would Jesus do? Talking with evangelicals about climate change
“Go forth,” he said as the organ began to play, “and be involved in the world.”
Jesus’ Baptism Site Is a Minefield to Navigate. Literally.
Tourism expected to surge as 1,500 landmines are removed from Jordan River’s shore, with remaining 5,000 hopefully gone by next Christmas.
As Christmas nears, Willow Creek hopes for a fresh start
For a few minutes during Saturday evening’s (Dec. 15) service, it was Christmastime as usual at Willow Creek Community Church.
In the Rio Grande Valley, plans for a border wall ignite fight between church and state
The Catholic Diocese of Brownsville is resisting the government’s efforts to take over the historic chapel that gave Mission its name. And a man known as the “cowboy priest” finds himself at the center of a national debate with local…
Christmas Eve marks 200th anniversary of beloved carol ‘Silent Night’
Exactly 200 years ago this Christmas Eve — Dec. 24, 1818 — in a little church in what is now Austria, the world heard for the first time a poem set to music that eventually would be hailed as one…
First Muslim superhero returns after 70 years – just in time to take down a few Nazis
In 1944, the world met Kismet, an Algerian superhero who fought against fascists in southern France while wearing a yellow fez.
‘Freedom From Religion’ Group Takes Aim At Camden Courthouse Wall Art
According to the letter, an unidentified complainant in the community alerted the foundation to the displays. The two images at issue are a 9/11 Memorial Painting and a Bible verse.
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Former Religious Herald editors: Virginia Baptists, step up for a free Baptist press
Virginia Baptists – long champions of religious liberty, including freedom of the press – should be at the forefront of an endeavor that has never been more important.