The emoji populating virtual reality reflect a increasing range of demographic, fashion, professional and ethnic identities, but one community is missing, and a German teenager
Muslims across France have attended Catholic Mass in a gesture of solidarity after the murder of a priest on Tuesday.
In more news related to Republican Presidential hopefuls making statements seen by many as bigoted, racist and ungrounded in fact, the Twitterverse has responded to
The New York Times asked its Muslim readers “how they talk to their children about these difficult times,” and heard back from more than 200
The Episcopal News Service has just published a story on the challenges and resilience of Christians, a persecuted minority in Pakistan – just 1.5 percent
‘Whilst it is very important to build good interfaith relations, it is clear that an act of worship from a non-Christian faith tradition is not permitted within a consecrated Church of England building.’ – Bishop of Southwark
The Telegraph reports: A Church of England vicar is facing a storm of protest from traditionalist Christians after allowing a Muslim prayer service to be
Starting with #VirtualShrove and #ashtag, Lent’s online incarnation (if you’ll pardon the pun) has been substantial this year. Here’s a roundup of some of where
News outlets including The New York Times and CNN reported that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 9-0 to allow a Muslim prisoner in Arkansas to