New children’s Bible aims to capture diverse, nonpatriarchal ‘theology of love and justice’
(RNS) — The Rev. Jacqui Lewis, a New York City pastor, and the Rev. Shannon Daley-Harris, an associate dean of
In Dallas, 6,700 women rally for culture war battles after Kirk’s death
DALLAS (RNS) — “Welcome to the fight,” said commentator Allie Beth Stuckey as she greeted the 6,700 conservative Christian women
Phillips receives $1 million Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative grant
Grant to support Town and Country Leadership Project launch Phillips Theological Seminary has received a grant of $1 million from
New Nashville museum celebrates Christian music, gospel
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (RNS) — The lobby of the new Museum of Christian & Gospel Music in downtown Nashville was filled
I am proud of my Mormon people
(RNS) — This time last week, all of them were still alive. Four of my fellow Latter-day Saints were murdered
Justice for Indigenous boarding school survivors isn’t partisan. Congress must act.
(RNS) — Growing up, I learned a certain version of our country’s history. At my Catholic school in the Midwest,
Remembering Russell M. Nelson, LDS president who shook up the church
(RNS) — President Russell Nelson, the longest serving leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who died
We can’t limit politicians’ worth — or the consistent life ethic — to abortion alone
(RNS) — The Catholic bishop of Springfield, Illinois, Thomas Paprocki, has caused a stir over the past days by objecting
When liberals decry thoughts and prayers
(RNS) — Last week, Rabbi Steven Burg, who heads the Orthodox Jewish educational organization Aish, claimed in a Jewish News
Trump administration student debt rule change is a stealth attack on First Amendment
(RNS) — Free speech in America is being throttled, not with open bans, but with threats and intimidation. After Jimmy