A service in memory of Tyler Clementi, a Rutgers student who took his own life, was held last night at St. John the Evangelist Church in New Brunswick, NJ. It was part of a campaign in the Diocese of New Jersey called “Red Door=Safe Haven.”
How can Republican presidential candidate and Texas governor Rick Perry be at once fervently against abortion and equally in favor of the death penalty? The polls say the view is more common than you might think. The Washington Post gathered a panel of writers to ponder the question.
An Irish organization of Roman Catholic priests calls for the end of mandatory celibacy for priests in that Church.
The Chinese may not welcome religion at home but they love to build churches in Africa.
The House of Bishops is meeting in Quito, Ecuador.
Kate Soles describes her struggle as she and her partner prepared to stand in front of their congregation at the baptism of their child.
Five chaplains who served first responders, loved ones and the community in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks tell their stories.
Some evangelical groups and conservative commentators complain that evangelicals are being excluded from some of the major commemorations set to take place this weekend in New York and Washington a decade after the 9/11 attacks.
Interfaith worship services have doubled in the decade since the 9/11 attacks, even as more than seven in 10 U.S. congregations do not associate with other faiths.
The home of Bishop Chad Gandiya was invaded and the bishop robbed of money and communications equipment on the same day that an Anglican priest, who had been arrested in his own parish, was released from jail.