Author: Weston Matthews

As the Ebola crisis in West Africa continues, there is increased scrutiny on funeral rites including kissing corpses and sharing a meal:

In a message uploaded to YouTube by the Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation, Desmond Tutu is calling for world leaders to help businesses and

Rabbi Steve Gutow, the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, reflects on the People’s Climate March and interfaith cooperation

After a Scottish referendum for independence, the Scottish Episcopal College of Bishops urges reconciliation:

Grace Callwood, a nine year old cancer survivor from Bel Air, Maryland, is inspiring many other children and adults through We Cancerve: When she first

As the Ray Rice story continues to unfold, Eric C. Miller reminds us that one in four women are victims of domestic violence and one

On Saturday in Italy, Pope Francis celebrated Mass at the Italian military memorial of Redipuglia. Remembering those who died in World War I, Pope Francis

As people remember the life of Joan Rivers, Cathy Lynn Grossman of the Religion News Service reflects upon the Jewish cultural aspect of some of

In St. Paul, Minnesota, a food truck ministry named “Shobi’s Table” is emerging as a mobile ministry serving hungry and homeless individuals:

In a column from Lancaster Online, Elizabeth Eisenstadt-Evans offers a reflection about the diminishing amount of silence in our world and the implications for our