The discovery of Yehohanan’s remains in 1968 provided the first and only physical evidence of crucifixion in antiquity. Although tens of thousands were crucified during the Roman Empire, no skeletal proof had ever been found—until …
Emotional Repatriation of Cultural Artifacts More than 60 Indigenous cultural artifacts, including a rare Inuvialuit sealskin kayak, have returned to Canada after over 100 years in the Vatican’s possession. The repatriation marks a historic and …
Anglican Roots Persist in a Changing Religious Landscape At the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, Lessons and Carols remains a central tradition, preserving the school’s Anglican identity. Though Episcopalians make up only 20% …
Partisan Dispute Over Trump Mentions The House Oversight Committee released 23,000 documents tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. These include years of email correspondence with influential figures, journalists, and associates. Democrats initially released three …
In a landmark act of reparations, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration returned land in northern Wisconsin to the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. The Maywood property, once home to a …
Reopening Announcement Draws Emotional Reactions Camp Mystic, the nondenominational Christian girls’ camp in central Texas where 27 people died in July’s catastrophic floods, plans a partial reopening next summer. The Eastland family, who own the …
From Humble Beginnings to a National Model Willow Creek Community Church, launched in 1975 by Bill Hybels and a group of young volunteers, transformed American evangelicalism. Meeting in a suburban movie theater in Palatine, Illinois, …
Rising Profile and Claims Idaho pastor Douglas Wilson is suddenly prominent. CNN profiled him, and he recently planted a church in Washington, D.C. The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, is a disciple. At NatCon 2025, …
On Wednesday, more than 550 celebrities relaunched the Committee for the First Amendment. The group initially formed during the late 1940s to resist the House Un-American Activities Committee. Members now say they are responding to …
Dame Sarah Mullally has been named the first female Archbishop of Canterbury in the nearly 500-year history of the Church of England. The announcement marks a major milestone for the Church, where theological debates about …