- November 11, 2025
Fear of deportation keeps Chicago Latino immigrants home from Mass
CHICAGO (RNS and NPR) — For three Guatemalan roofers, there has only been one place they have found community in the six years since the
ACNA archbishop faces second sexual harassment claim as questions arise about interim leader
(RNS) — A second woman has come forward with allegations of sexual harassment against the leader of the Anglican Church in North America after an
Inside Zohran Mamdani’s bid to win over religious New Yorkers
(RNS) — Halfway through Zohran Mamdani’s final rally in Queens on Oct. 26, a rabbi, an imam and a pastor took turns praising the 34-year-old
An Oklahoma pastor was fired after reporting missing church funds. His bishop just got arrested.
(RNS) — When the Rev. Jerry Beeson discovered financial irregularities in his new church’s bank accounts, he tried to do the right thing. In October
Faith-based disaster relief groups mobilize to respond to Hurricane Melissa
(RNS) — Before Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica and Haiti on Tuesday (Oct. 28), faith-based disaster relief groups were already making plans to respond.
A Beautiful Year with Diana Butler Bass
“The feeling of not being alone is probably one of the most powerful tools we have.” The latest episode The State of Belief features
Israeli settlers beat Palestinian farmers on video as attacks mount during West Bank olive harvest
RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — Israeli settlers descended on Palestinian olive harvesters and activists this week in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, beating them with clubs
Morris Chapman, longtime SBC Executive Committee leader, dead at 84
(RNS) — Morris Chapman, a longtime leader of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee, died Monday. He was 84. “In a world where so many
Evangelical Trump adviser urges Latino Christians ‘go to church’ amid fears of ICE
(RNS) — The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, a Hispanic evangelical adviser to President Donald Trump, citing significant drops in church attendance in the face of immigration
As ICE rocks Chicago, Catholics respond with prayer — and protest
(RNS) — Every Friday for the past 19 years, a group of Catholics has prayed the rosary outside a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention