This week’s release, from The Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs: Roanridge Trust Award Grants announced for Episcopal Church innovative leadership development programs [February 16,
The Roanoke Times and Richmond Times-Dispatch reported yesterday that the Virginia House of Delegates has voted to grant broad protections to private entities that hold
The White House has released a greeting from President Barack and First Lady Michelle Obama on Ash Wednesday: Today, Michelle and I join our fellow
Pope Francis has switched social media platforms for his daily “Keep Lent” messages this year, a project in conjunction with the Pompeii parish in Italy.
Episcopal News Service has published a story on this year’s incarnations of the Ashes to Go practice that has been growing among churches of all
The New York Times, during Black History Month, is publishing images from its archives that have never been published before, and today’s captured a bit
Today, President Barack Obama will visit the Islamic Society in Baltimore, responding to anti-Muslim statements made recently by a number of Republican candidates. According to
The on-air and online radio program Day1 includes a commentary by former Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori in its Faith and Science in the 21st
Religion News Service posted a piece from PBS Video exploring the role of social media in grief and death. Interviews include Carla Sofka, a professor
Wendy Cadge, author of Paging God: Religion in the Halls of Medicine and a sociology professor at Brandeis University, has written a piece in Religion