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  The Cove, a pioneering Christian nightclub in Nashville, opened by seven Christian men in their 20s, offers young adults a community space beyond the church, promoting personal revival. Unlike traditional nightclubs, The Cove bans alcohol and smoking, while featuring Christian music genres. It addresses the founders’ challenges in finding value-aligned social spaces, aiming to

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The Episcopal Diocese of Michigan organized a civil rights pilgrimage to Alabama, engaging 44 participants in visits to significant historical sites related to the civil rights movement. This initiative aimed to foster racial understanding among its members through firsthand experiences of America’s civil rights history, including visits to the 16th Street Baptist Church and the

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Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas, emphasized that it is a “grave sin” for Catholics to support musicians who donate their proceeds to support abortion. He highlighted the importance of being aware of where one’s money goes, especially supporting life-affirming causes versus those contributing to the culture of death. This statement underscores a broader discussion

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The media coverage of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s death largely omitted his conversion from atheism to Christianity, despite the significant influence his faith had on his activism. Navalny’s Christian understanding of suffering highlighted the disparity between genuine heroism and the superficial activism prevalent in contemporary social media culture. This phenomenon, often termed “slacktivism,” involves

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Randall Balmer, an Episcopal priest and historian, along with Jemar Tisby, a history professor and author, discussed white Christian nationalism during a webinar hosted by Faithful America. They highlighted how this ideology deviates from the teachings of Christ by prioritizing political power over prophetic witness. Balmer and Tisby emphasized the intertwined nature of white supremacy

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Lent prompts many individuals to voluntarily give up various habits or behaviors ranging from social media engagement to unhealthy snacking. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby recommends a book by British theologian Selina Stone titled “Tarry Awhile: Wisdom from Black Spirituality for People of Faith,” reflecting the increasing global significance of Black spirituality within Christianity, especially

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The “He Gets Us” Super Bowl ad campaign, centered around the symbolic act of foot washing as a metaphor for love and acceptance, sparked controversy due to its portrayal of predominantly white, cisgender individuals as foot washers and their counterparts as recipients. Despite aiming to bridge gaps across diverse identities and experiences, the campaign’s ties

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The Bible can be both confusing and comforting, like a puzzle with hidden pieces. In one story, Jesus walks with two of his disciples who are sad because they think he’s gone forever. Even though Jesus is right there with them, they don’t recognize him. He talks with them about the Bible, trying to help

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Lamar Hardwick’s life took a turn when he was diagnosed with autism at 36, leading him to discover his true self and become a renowned advocate for faith and autism. Despite facing stage 4 cancer, he remains hopeful, relying on his spiritual strength and continuing his mission to advocate for disability justice within churches.  

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This letter, written by Karen Swallow Prior, addresses the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), urging them to confront and address issues of abuse within the SBC. It highlights instances of abuse, neglect, and cover-ups, criticizing the convention for prioritizing reputation and budgets over the well-being of vulnerable individuals. The letter calls for accountability, transparency, and genuine

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Millions of Americans are gearing up for the excitement of Super Bowl LVIII, with festivities including snacks, laughter over TV commercials, and the main event of watching the Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers. However, beyond the typical fanfare, a significant aspect of the Super Bowl experience for many Americans involves placing

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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a $1 million grant to the Church of God in Christ (COGIC) during their annual leadership conference in Atlanta, part of a national effort to plant and maintain trees in American cities. This grant, part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Urban and Community Forestry Program, aims to enhance tree

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