- August 18, 2024
Passion & Policy: Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons
Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons, one of the country’s top advocates and experts working at the intersection of religion, politics and policy, has just this week joined
The competing faiths of the 2024 election
(RNS) — The slogan of Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, “We’re Not Going Back,” is a triple play. First and obviously, it’s about not going back
Five powerful faith moments at the Paris Olympics
(RNS) — Athletes have long attributed faith to their success on the field, from former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow’s Bible verses on his cheeks to
In scandal’s wake, ACNA adopts new rules on reporting misconduct
(RNS) — In 2022, Mark Rivera, a former Anglican lay minister, was convicted of felony child sexual assault three years after a young girl told her mother
Symbols of hate can never be disguised as symbols of celebration
The Federation of Indian American Christian Organization (FIACONA) opposes anti-Muslim float at India Day Parade August 18, 2024, in New York City August 4, 2024
Meet Gen Z’s proselytizing Presbyterian reformer
(RNS) — The image of the televangelist, often remembered as a man in a pastel suit preaching about God through a television screen, has become
Police, monks gear up for another battle on Mount Athos
ISTANBUL (RNS) — Monks are preparing for a major raid on Mount Athos, the Greek mountain considered a sacred site for Eastern Orthodox Christians, after
Church of the Nazarene expels LGBTQ affirming theologian
(RNS) — A Church of the Nazarene court has found one of its most prominent theologians guilty of affirming and advocating for the inclusion of
India’s Christian leaders work to convince Modi government to curb attacks
DELHI (RNS) — In June, Bindu Sodhi, a 32-year-old tribal woman from a small village in the densely forested state of Chhattisgarh, in central India,
Bishops close National Eucharistic Congress with challenge to ‘change our society’
INDIANAPOLIS (RNS) — As they sent more than 50,000 Catholics who attended the National Eucharistic Congress on their way, the bishops who organized the five-day