How Love Won at Baylor University
Is the tide finally turning on the bigotry, fear-mongering and manufactured division in our society, including on college campuses?
Pope Leo leaves Africa with a message of justice and peace that now faces a test
MALABO, Equatorial Guinea (RNS) — Pope Leo XIV departed Equatorial Guinea on Thursday afternoon (April 23), concluding an 11-day tour
The deconstruction narrative has a rage problem. Taylor Tomlinson has the antidote.
(RNS) — In 2006, the Reverend Barbara Brown Taylor published “Leaving Church,” a memoir of such quiet, luminous precision that
A rural college uses ancient Islamic archives to reconnect students to African legacy
(RNS) — In a former segregated school in rural Virginia, an Islamic college has been reconnecting its mostly African American
Church-state separation is a ‘lie,’ says Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission chair
(RNS) — The leader of President Donald Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission said that church and state separation is a falsehood
Catholic sisters sue for exemption to LGBTQ+ rights law in NY nursing homes
(RNS) — A community of Catholic sisters who provide skilled nursing care for poor, terminally ill cancer patients is suing
Black church leaders revive civil rights playbook to mobilize voters for midterms
(RNS) — Ahead of the midterm elections this fall, Pastor Mike McBride, a longtime Black voter mobilization strategist, is spearheading
After court battles, clergy visit ICE detainees in Illinois and Minnesota
(RNS) — Shortly after the Rev. Paul Joseph Keller, two fellow Catholic priests and a nun were ushered into the
Conversion therapy is soul-crushing — and it doesn’t work
(RNS) — The Supreme Court on Tuesday (March 31) struck down Colorado’s conversion therapy ban, siding with a therapist who
Christian nationalists are panicking because religious progressives are thriving
(RNS) — Christian nationalists are sounding a bit panicked these days. I can’t say I am surprised. On Saturday (March