When I think about the night of Jesus’ birth, the first picture that comes to mind is straight from my childhood. It’s like I’m peering into a snow globe manger scene.
Dust to dust? New Mexicans fight to save old adobe churches
Ever since missionaries started building churches out of mud 400 years ago in what was the isolated frontier of the Spanish empire, tiny mountain communities like Cordova relied on their own resources to keep the faith going.
Church of England to introduce same-sex blessing, as it faces ‘disestablishment’ bill in Parliament
Advent is the season when the Church of England usually runs a campaign to get more people into church, and this year is no exception.
For Messianic Jews, Debate Over Hamas Gets Biblical
When Benjamin Netanyahu announced the launch of ground operations in Gaza on October 28, weeks after Hamas terrorists murdered 1,200 civilians and abducted 240 hostages on October 7, he summoned the memory of an ancient foe.
Former Mississippi House candidate charged after Satanic Temple display is destroyed at Iowa Capitol
A Satanic Temple display inside the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines was destroyed, and a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot who was recently defeated in a statehouse election in Mississippi is accused of causing the damage.
The Vatican’s ‘trial of the century,’ a Pandora’s box of unintended revelations, explained
Verdicts are expected Saturday for a cardinal and nine other defendants in the most complicated financial trial in the Vatican’s modern history: a case featuring a Hollywood-worthy cast of characters, unseemly revelations about the Holy See and questions about Pope Francis ’…
Christian Groups Play Crucial Role In Addressing India’s Mental Health Challenges
Nitin Kumar, a 22-year-old student who lives in Delhi, lost both his parents during the second wave of the pandemic. This incident severely impacted his mental health. He ultimately decided he wanted to end his own life.
My Jewish Charlie Brown Christmas
“A Charlie Brown Christmas” was a one-of-a-kind wonder when it premiered in 1965 and remains so almost 60 years later. Unlike the other jingle-belled baubles that TV throws down the chimney each year, it is melancholy and meditative.
Germany and Turkey agree to train imams who serve Germany’s Turkish immigrant community in Germany
Germany and Turkey agreed Thursday to gradually end the deployment of Turkish state-employed imams to Germany and to instead have imams trained in Germany to serve the country’s large Turkish immigrant community.