During the month of Ramadan, most Muslims fast from dawn to sunset with no food or water. Before sunrise many Muslims have the Suhur or predawn meal. At sunset families and friends gather for Iftar which is the meal eaten by Muslims to break the fast. Many Muslims begin the meal by eating dates as the Prophet used to do.
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Kelvin Holdsworth, Provost of the Cathedral of St. Mary in Glasgow, Scotland
At issue is end time believers’ perceived lack of investment in the earth’s future. That is, if they believe Jesus is coming back, do they have any incentive to preserve and protect the environment for future generations?
Carey Nieuwhof tells us about
Each week as we look at the lessons for Sunday, many of us turn first to the website Here is the story of Jenee Woodard,
has been active in urging resolution and
Abuse victims and church members hoped that Cardinal Timothy Dolan would be the new face of a more compassionate church but the New York Times
Flat Jesus project for summer. Take Jesus along with you wherever you go: