Rev. Don Abram, Pride in the Pews
During Pride month, we see a lot of rhetoric of exclusion in parts of the Christian community. LGBTQ+ people can often find themselves in
Diminished in size, Bosnian Jews hold fast to their identity
SARAJEVO, Bosnia (RNS) — Cantor Igor Bencion Kožemjakin doesn’t always know if he will have a minyan, or quorum of 10 Jews necessary to recite
Church led by SBC candidate Clint Pressley reports volunteer to police for alleged abuse
(RNS) — A volunteer at Hickory Grove Baptist Church, a Southern Baptist megachurch in Charlotte, North Carolina, was arrested last month after church leaders learned
This Gen Z politician wants to talk about religion more, not less
(RNS) — Whether studying computer science at Stanford or technology law at Georgetown, working for the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency or, as now,
New commission of religiously affiliated higher education aims to spark collaboration
(RNS) — A prominent association of American colleges and universities has created a new commission of religious schools whose aim will be to share with
The second coming of Doug Wilson
(RNS) — Last month, onetime Fox News host Tucker Carlson sat in his cabin-like studio and introduced a bearded, 70-year-old Idaho pastor named Doug Wilson
In ‘Cops, Criminals and Christ’ podcast, undercover cop-turned-pastor shares his story
(RNS) — For 12 years, Dale Sutherland spent his mornings at church working as a youth pastor and his afternoons wandering the streets of northwest
American missionary couple, Haitian mission director killed by gangs in Haiti
(RNS) — Three people, a Haitian man and an American couple who all worked for a Christian mission organization, were killed by gang members near
A priest’s kidnapping in South Sudan heightens fear among clergy in the country
JUBA, South Sudan (RNS) — The recent mysterious disappearance of the Rev. Luke Yugue and his driver, Michael Gbeko, in South Sudan has left many
Despite pope’s clear ‘no’ on CBS, promoters of women deacons hold out hope
(RNS) — Despite what appeared to be a rigid no from Pope Francis to the idea of ordaining Catholic women deacons during the pontiff’s interview