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Church reviving sanctuary to protect undocumented
Buried in what the Eric Cantor defeat means for passing immigration reform are the growing numbers of children detained at the borders, along with one
Bishop Curry Moral Monday advocate for public education
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina the Right Reverend Michael Curry’s full remarks from the June 9, 2014, Moral Monday witness advocating for
Instead of Mega-church, how about Micro-church?
UPDATED: corrections Huffington Post reports:
Two activists in Mormon Church threatened with excommunication
Laurie Goodstein reports in The New York Times on action by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
On the shooting at Reynolds High School
President Obama spoke on the Oregon shooting last night, as covered by The New York Times’ Mark Landler and Lee Van Der Voo:
Evangelicals, colleges at odds over anti-discrimination policies
Here is a trend likely to divide Cafe readership between those who believe that religious organization on U. S. campuses should have to play by
Examining the cost of the World Cup
The FIFA World Cup, the largest sporting event in the world, is about to kick off in Brazil this week. Soccer, or football, as
Ellen Davis: Scripture makes a claim not objectively provable
In the second video of the New Tracts for Our Times series from the Scholar Priest Initiative, Ellen Davis, Amos Ragan Kearns Professor of Bible
Executive Council talks about “the ask”
Here’s Mary Frances Schjonberg’s report on the meeting of the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church no underway in Phoenix: The liveliest discussion during the