Ever since my freshman year, I have toted around the same dog-eared, taped up, Revised Standard Version Bible that I bought in a college book store. It is an old friend, and I am deeply grateful to the American Bible Society for introducing us. Now when I see it, there is a pang of hurt and heartbreak.
President Donald Trump signed executive order on religious freedom, yet many on the religious right and left are unimpressed.
Westminster Choir College, of Princeton, New Jersey, is being sold by Rider University, which acquired the college in 1992.
A Syrian man raised in Islam converted to Christianity. He was baptized at the First Presbyterian Church in Tulsa. But when the church posted the event on their website, the man was attacked and tortured by angry relatives when he came home. He sued the church and lost.
A Maryland Episcopal parish has halted an annual local Confederate Flag Day ceremony that was set to take place in the church cemetery.
A Jewish temple in Victoria, Texas, has opened their doors to local Muslims after someone set fire to their mosque.
A federal trade court ruled that Snuggies are blankets but not apparel, and certainly not vestments.
The ministry of clinical chaplain brings spiritual healing to hospital patients and those who care for them.
Emmie Smith’s journey, along with her family, through gender reassignment surgery.
After quietly removing panes bearing the Confederate flag from its stained-glass windows, leaders of the Washington National Cathedral are now wondering what to do about remaining images of Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.