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Religious leaders call on Senate to pass voting rights bill — to no avail
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Opportunities to apply the slight weight of our convictions
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‘Spiritual vitality’ and willingness to change on the rise in U.S. congregations
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Princeton Seminary removes name of slaveholding founder from its chapel
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Panel of faith leaders will raise awareness of death penalty injustice
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Most Americans are dissatisfied with current abortion laws, and the percentage who think they are too strict is growing
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Younger and older Americans aren’t returning to church as much as the middle-aged
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White House cites STEM race as another reason to support immigration
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Acts 29 leader explains who they are, what they’re doing in church planting and where the money is coming from
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Has your church attendance declined again? It’s likely because Americans are worried once again about COVID
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Religious leaders call on Senate to pass voting rights bill — to no avail
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Most young people are unsettled in the new year but few plan to turn to the church for help
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Former high school football coach gets a second shot at the Supreme Court with his claim that he ought to be able to lead public post-game prayers on the 50-yard-line
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Lifeway’s new headquarters is much smaller, designed for collaboration, not offices
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Traditionalist United Methodists’ offer to pay for vaccination of African delegates is not the shot in the arm they thought it would be
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Transitions for the week of 1-21-22
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Justices appear skeptical of Boston’s reasons for excluding Christian flag
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They spoke out against the Capitol insurrection; one year later, they’re no longer pastors
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Baptist groups returning to in-person meetings with hybrid options
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A conversation with Lynn Tramonte: Immigrants are our neighbors, and they deserve respect
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Pastoral friendships have been a sustaining grace the past two years
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This pastor wants to apologize to the ‘nones’
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An innovative ministry in Germany hopes to share what it is learning about reaching a post-Christian culture
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New website illustrates and interprets how religion intertwined with events of January 6
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McRaney case against NAMB must proceed for now, U.S. district court rules
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Where are the good Republicans?
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Old tricks: For America’s Black citizens, there is nothing new under the sun
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Something wicked this way comes: Macbeth and darkness
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Sacramental pizza
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What I learned about ‘the poor’ by working in a soup kitchen
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Let’s begin again: The birds, the bees and abortions
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The meaning of Jesus in these odd times
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I came to America the right way and still was imprisoned for more than five months
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The roaring comeback of a toxic masculinity of power and victimization
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America’s conscience: Moral bankruptcy and communal decay
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An invitation to younger pastors
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Leaving church, part 2: The Great Baptist Resignations and COVID
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Beyond ‘I Have a Dream’: Meditations on Martin Luther King Jr.’s hard words for white Christians
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Hymn stories: ‘There is a balm in Gilead’
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Letter to white American evangelicals
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Are you sleeping through the revolution?
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Once more, a knock at midnight
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More people are moving to my city, but fewer are going to church
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It’s time for male clergy to speak up for reproductive rights
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The urgency of humility for the healing of land and hearts
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Former Sen. Donnelly confirmed as US ambassador to Vatican
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Inside Jerry Falwell Jr.’s unlikely rise and precipitous fall at Liberty University
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Online forum draws hundreds of faith leaders to counter religious opposition to abortion
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Justices to hear challenge to race in college admissions
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Pope vows justice for abuse victims after Ratzinger faulted
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Georgia monastery welcomes additional solitude during COVID
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A Jew betrayed Anne Frank’s family, cold-case investigators conclude
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‘This is criminal evidence’: Advocates deliver boxes of documents regarding clergy abuse to attorney general
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Vatican includes group backing women’s ordination on website
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Gunman in Texas synagogue standoff was thrown out of a local mosque for erratic behavior days before taking hostages
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Rabbi sentenced to home confinement for joining Capitol riot
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Institute launches national committee aiming to protect religious freedom
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Synagogues forced to balance welcoming the stranger with protecting their own
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Pope on prisons: No inmate should ever be deprived of hope
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Three members of ACNA response team resign from overseeing abuse investigation
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Afghanistan tops Open Doors watch list of worst countries for Christians
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Texas abortion law challenge heads to state’s supreme court, likely adding more delays to case
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Germany proposes scrapping Nazi-era abortion law
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As Congress debates, Black Baptist leader calls denial of voting rights ‘evil’
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Christians Are Going Back to Church—But Maybe Not the Same One
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Texas Christians, Muslims, Jews Pray For Congregation Beth Israel As Community Recovers From Hostage Event
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As rabbi was held hostage, interfaith colleagues gathered to help end the standoff