- November 18, 2024
Rabbinical group calls for stopping offensive military aid to Israel
(RNS) — A rabbinic human rights organization has signed on to a statement calling for an end to offensive military aid to Israel in light
In ‘Tammy Faye,’ evangelical Christians come to Broadway
NEW YORK (RNS) — On a weeknight just half a block from Times Square, theatergoers can watch as Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell Sr. grips
To feel safe in the pews, trauma must be acknowledged, spiritual directors say
(RNS) — Trauma-informed care is a growing movement across the world, and in the past decade, spiritual directors have increasingly used its methods to deal
Clergy prepare to preach into the post-election whirlwind
(RNS) — As they mount their pulpits this weekend (Nov. 8-10), clergy of several faiths said that they expect emotions to be swirling still from
White Christians made Donald Trump president — again
(RNS) — While the United States has become more religiously diverse in recent decades, white Christians remain the largest religious segment of the country, making
The Vote Is Sacred Bus Tour
State of Belief host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush talks with faith leaders, activists and organizers along the Vote Is Sacred Bus Tour from Interfaith Alliance
These Latina Christians are shaping the future of abortion in Florida
(RNS) — Since the Supreme Court returned the question of abortion to the states in 2022, voters have consistently sided with abortion rights. In every
Welcome to the literary intifada
(RNS) — “Literary intifada? Isn’t that a little strong?” Perhaps. But, pay attention to what is going on in the literary world. Recently, an employee
Ralph Fiennes talks about papal thriller ‘Conclave,’ women’s ordination
This article contains spoilers for the film. (RNS) — Despite constant buzz about Pope Francis’ age and health, the only conclave — the gathering of
Chabad Jews celebrate at 5,000-square-foot sukkah in New York
NEW YORK (RNS) — Sukkot is typically a quiet Jewish holiday, celebrated by hoisting a temporary structure called a sukkah outside the home and gathering