Moral Witness in Pressing Times
It’s not a zero-sum game. This week on The State of Belief, interfaith organizer Maggie Siddiqi makes clear that
Top Vatican official calls violence in Minneapolis ‘unacceptable’
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Pope Leo XIV’s key adviser and the Vatican’s secretary of state, described the
As Springfield’s 15,000 Haitians brace for deportations, local churches train to resist ICE
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (RNS) — “We have orders of deportation,” said a volunteer in a raised voice, posing as an Immigration
Why evangelical Christians need to start talking about immigration reform
(RNS) — Working in refugee ministry, as I have for several years, will give you an appreciation for Africans’ short
Harris’ dual loyalty test for Shapiro
(RNS) — It is an almost predictable rite of passage in American Jewish life. I am talking about how so
Venezuelan procession for La Divina Pastora takes on new weight in tense political moment
WASHINGTON (RNS) — It’s been 30 years since Jorge Garcia last joined the millions of people who have crowded the
US airstrikes in Nigeria offer ‘fragile hope’ for Christians long under attack
MAKURDI, Nigeria (RNS) — When gunfire echoed through villages near her home last month, Grace Tyohemba silenced her phone and
In Minneapolis, George Floyd-era faith networks reignite after Renee Good’s killing by ICE
MINNEAPOLIS (RNS) — As tens of thousands trekked over the snow and ice in Powderhorn Park on Saturday (Jan. 10)
Indian ‘lost tribe’ believes it is fulfilling prophecy by moving to Israel
(RNS) — Last year, Jeremiah Hnamte closed the family’s manufacturing business in the city of Aizawl, in northeastern India. The
Tending to ‘rough sleepers’ and finding Heschel’s radical amazement
(RNS) — The doors to St. Andrew’s Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which open at 7:30 a.m. on weekdays, opened