The Episcopal Diocese of New York has opened a new phase of racial reparations with a public roadmap. The racial reparations report outlines how it will invest nearly $1.2 million, with the funds first committed …
Israeli police and a representative of the Latin Patriarchate reached a Holy Sepulchre prayer agreement on Monday. The deal allows limited groups of Christians to pray at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Wartime rules …
No Kings rallies draw millions against Trump, citing high prices, wars, and fears of declining democracy, while allies defend his agenda. No Kings protests spread across 3,300 communities, with a turnout above 8 million. People …
Rising antisemitism after October 7 has shaped French politician Shannon Seban’s public life. She says a surge in antisemitism now comes from both extremes. In July 2023, a neo-Nazi mocked her “Jewish nose” online, and …
Trinity Church’s Scottsdale expansion plans took a major step with a $15.5 million purchase in Scottsdale, Arizona. The congregation bought a vacant 116,200-square-foot office building at 10001 North 92nd St. The deal closed Jan. 5 …
Women in the early church stood at the cross and rushed to the empty tomb. Early Christian women also carried the first Easter message, thereby anchoring the gospel. Sources from both inside and outside the …
Supporters across the UK have raised over $124,000 to assist students affected by Spurgeon’s College’s sudden shutdown. The Baptist Union of Great Britain launched an emergency appeal after the historic theological institution closed without warning …
Historic Confirmation at St. Paul’s Cathedral On January 28, Sarah Mullally was officially confirmed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury during a ceremony at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. Her confirmation marks the first time …
Early Christian Art Unearthed in Turkey Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a rare third-century mural of Jesus as the “Good Shepherd,” shedding light on early Christian art. The well-preserved fresco was found in a subterranean …
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A Hard-Won National Holiday The journey to make Martin Luther King Jr. Day a federal holiday lasted 15 years and faced intense opposition. Civil rights activists, led by figures like Coretta Scott King and Congressman …