The Pew Research Center has just published a report, “Americans’ Views on Mobile Etiquette,” studying the discrepancy between where Americans feel cell phone use is
Bethlehem Lutheran Church – the congregation – in Grand Rapids, Michigan, left its grand structure – the building – in 2007 and renovated and moved
The awards are available to diocesan and churchwide organizations for lay and ordained members of The Episcopal Church.
As people of faith, we urge you to support the international agreement with Iran and reject legislation to undermine the deal. We will be praying for you.
Does your church raise its daughters to think they breathe fire?
‘The “senior salute” was not part of the culture when I attended St. Paul’s from 1997 to 2000, nor was it around for students who graduated just five years ago.’
He is honored for his article “Wake the Devil from His Dream: Thomas Dudley, Quincy Ewing, Religion, and the ‘Race Problem’ in the Jim Crow South” published in the December 2014 issue of Anglican and Episcopal History. The selection committee noted the article makes excellent use of primary and secondary sources to create two portraits in a landscape of racial division that we, sadly, still recognize today.
Is a universal basic income a realistic proposition? Should people of faith support it?
After the killings at Emanuel African Methodist, and acts of arson against several historically black churches, a variety of faith-based organizations and individuals raised funds to
Massimo Pigliucci, Professor of Philosophy at CUNY-City College, speaks about Stoicism and death in an original video for Aeon magazine. Pigliucci explains that suicide was considered