Arrest of Rev. Michael Woolf Sparks Outcry During a faith-led protest outside the ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois, on November 14, Rev. Michael Woolf was violently arrested by police. Video footage showed officers pulling Woolf …
Barrett Defends Overturning Roe in Upcoming Book U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett has defended the court’s 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in her first book, Listening to the Law. The book, …
Ukrainians Seek More Than Just Peace The people of Ukraine desperately long for peace, but not at the cost of justice and security. Their nation was unjustly invaded, their cities bombed, and their lives shattered. …
New Toolkit Encourages Inclusive Worship The Diocese of Norwich has introduced a new prayer guide that addresses racism and encourages clergy to move away from Eurocentric prayers. The “anti-racist toolkit,” developed by the Racial Justice …
The Trump administration recently rescinded the “Sensitive Locations Protections” policy, which had previously restricted federal immigration enforcement from acting in designated areas such as churches, hospitals, and schools. This change has caused fear among many …
Google Calendar has removed references to Pride Month, Black History Month, and other cultural heritage observances from its web and mobile applications. The platform now only displays public federal holidays and national observances. A Google …
Pope Francis has issued a heartfelt letter to U.S. Catholic bishops, urging them to stand in solidarity with migrants facing mass deportations. He likened the plight of modern migrants to the biblical journey of the …
Following Donald Trump’s re-election, Pastor Ben Boswell of Myers Park Baptist Church in Charlotte delivered a sermon comparing the political moment to the rise of Hitler. He warned that marginalized communities would suffer and called …
Vital Health Services in Jeopardy Clinics worldwide are scrambling to secure alternative funding as President Donald Trump’s executive order halts U.S. foreign aid for 90 days. The sudden suspension, announced on January 20, includes a …
Diocese Upholds Sanctuary Commitment The Episcopal Diocese of Chicago has reaffirmed its 2019 pledge as a “sanctuary diocese” in response to the Trump administration’s renewed immigration crackdown. Amid growing fears of deportation, congregations across northern …