The faithful of all creeds are perhaps best served when architecture discovers that still point in a fast spinning world offering true solace and peace.
Why God is a curvy, black woman in ‘The Shack’ and some Christian critics say it’s ‘heresy’
Just as the book earned widespread notoriety and scathing critiques nearly a decade ago, the film is garnering its own praise and condemnation.
Trump’s inaugural to include interfaith prayer service
Donald Trump’s Inaugural weekend will include an interfaith prayer service at Washington’s National Cathedral, a customary event but complicated this year by anger over the president-elect’s rhetoric on Muslims, immigrants and others.
Vatican gallery reopens after seven-year restoration
One of the jewels in the Vatican Museums will reopen to the public after a $2.4 million makeover to make it earthquake resistant.
Christmas and Hanukkah, together again
This year, Hanukkah begins on Christmas Eve, making the negotiation of these holidays potentially more complex for interfaith couples and families.
The actual war on Christians
While recent attacks remind the world of the plight of Copts, it is their daily encounter with discrimination and persecution that poses the greatest threat to their future.
Ivanka and Jared’s big move has D.C.’s Jews buzzing
They can choose from several Modern Orthodox synagogues but Georgetown’s Kesher Israel is seen as the front-runner.
Congregants’ quiet agony at the Dylann Roof trial
Until the jury returned a guilty verdict on Thursday afternoon, family members stoically endured a week of tormenting testimony in United States District Court.
PBS show ‘Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly’ to end after 20-year run
The last episode will air on Feb. 24, announced WNET, the parent company of THIRTEEN Productions.