Today, Hurricane Matthew has returned to Category 4 strength as it moves toward the southeastern United States, and the current death toll in Haiti is
The Reverend Kevin Olds is an Episcopal priest and a father, with a three-year-old son who has been diagnosed on the austism spectrum. His family’s
1,500 United Methodists have formed the Wesleyan Covenant Association in response to the election of Bishop Karen Oliveto, who is openly lesbian, and ordination of LGBT ministers. The association meets this week in Chicago and asserts that its intent is not to leave the United Methodist Church
In Rome to celebrate fifty years of ecumenical dialogue, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry speaks to the need to carry on the Jesus Movement together as Catholics and Anglicans
Remembering the meeting fifty years ago between Abp Michael Ramsey and Pope Paul VI, the two church leaders plead for closer cooperation and common cause in the name of Christ
Former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, will be delivering an address titled ‘Can Capitalism be Ethical?’ as part of an ongoing lecture series, sponsored by Murray Edwards College of the University of Cambridge exploring the future of capitalism called ‘Capitalism on the Edge.’
Controversial sculpture, showing a crucified female Christ, on display as part of an art exhibit at New York cathedral
This evening’s Vice Presidential debate could return the public conversation to those traditional concerns of so-called “values voters,” because of the faith foundations of the two men on the center stage.
The Religion News Service spoke to a variety of people after last week’s tragic rail derailment in Hoboken, NJ, to find out how their faith
Today, October 4, is the feast day of Francis of Assisi. This past weekend, many churches celebrated the season by inviting animals to their regular