Solitary Communion Reflects Growing Fear Doris Aguirre, an undocumented immigrant living in Chicago for 25 years, now takes communion alone at home. Her church moved its Spanish-language services online due to fear of U.S. Immigration …
I had a pastor friend who at one time I considered to be a mentor. Sadly, he proved to be a disappointment both as a friend and as a mentor. I remember as a very …
Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has accused 53 Christians of espionage and anti-security activities. Officials allege that the group received religious training abroad and maintained ties to a foreign intelligence-backed Evangelical network. State media broadcast footage …
Jeffrey Epstein survivor Jena-Lisa Jones expressed outrage over Donald Trump’s dismissal of their fight for justice as a “Democrat hoax.” Jones, a Republican who voted for Trump, spoke on MSNBC, calling his comments deeply hurtful. …
Revisiting the Legacy of the Scopes Trial A century after the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee, debates over evolution and faith remain unresolved. The trial, which convicted high school teacher John Scopes for teaching …
New Law Promotes Daily Prayer and Religious Texts in Schools A new Texas law, Senate Bill 11, now allows public schools to provide daily time for students and staff to pray and read religious texts. …
Within Christianity and evangelicalism more specifically, theology has always been an act of the word. This article argues for an expanded definition of theology to include theology produced in a visual and not just a …
Kenya’s High Court has temporarily stopped President William Ruto from building an $8 million church at State House, his official residence in Nairobi. Justice Enock Mwita issued conservatory orders on August 28, citing concerns about …
Rebuilding Faith from a Crumbled Foundation Grammy-winning rapper Lecrae has released Reconstruction, his tenth studio album, and perhaps his most personal to date. The 19-track project reflects a spiritual and emotional rebuilding following years of …
Widespread Use of Blasphemy Laws in Pakistan Hundreds of prisoners in Pakistan remain incarcerated under blasphemy charges, many from minority religions such as Hinduism and Christianity. Rights groups report they face severe discrimination and mistreatment …