One year after the US shuttered USAID and cut HIV funding, faith-based institutions struggle to stay in touch with rural patients who might fall through the cracks.
Inside a Christian mother’s fight against ICE activity in Chicagocu
Audrey Luhmann, mother of eight, patrols courthouses, responds to community alerts, gathers supplies for immigrants and cares for her family.
Why removing a distinct religious code for Native American military service members will make their needs invisible
Removing the small codes does not consolidate a scattered population. It makes that population harder to see and therefore harder to staff for, plan around and justify spending on.
The Denomination That’s Half Evangelical, Half Black Protestant — And somehow holding together
A deep dive into Seventh-day Adventists
Muslims were part of America’s story long before the republic began
In the 1520s and 1530s, a man named Esteban de Dorantes, known as Estevanico, walked across the deserts of what is now Texas, New Mexico and Arizona – decades before the English founded Jamestown in 1607 and a full century…
Signs Of ‘Religious Psychosis’ Experts REALLY Want You To Recognize
Most religious beliefs are healthy and sustaining for their members. But experts say there is a point at which devotion can tip into something else: isolation, delusion, a break from reality that often gets rationalized as “good faith.”
Pro-Palestinian interfaith coalition protests Christian Zionist summit
Interfaith Action for Palestine gathered around 200 people to protest Christians United for Israel and US military support for Israel.
‘Standing For Human Dignity’: Faith Leaders Urge Officials To Protect Midterm Elections
Clergy members representing more than 1,500 faith communities gathered across the United States on Tuesday for a coordinated national day of action urging election officials to publicly commit to protecting the integrity of this fall’s midterm elections.
After 1,000 Days of War, Israelis Are Weary Amid Growing Isolation
Israelis long for an end to the war yet fear the Iran deal will bring only a temporary pause to the conflict.
Generational divide emerging in GOP over Israel, Netanyahu: poll
Support for Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government has continued to decline among Americans, with an apparent generational shift emerging among Republicans over the issue, according to a recent poll.
Between July 4 and Nov. 3, faith leaders seek fair access to the voting booth
Four months before the midterm elections, Minnesota faith leaders who previously have protested against federal immigration agents have unveiled a multistate initiative to ensure fair elections.
Top 24 Leaders of the New Apostolic Reformation in the U.S.
Given the threat to America’s democratic institutions and aspirations posed by the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), it’s alarming that the movement’s leading figures aren’t well or widely known.