As New York’s migrant crisis grinds on, some faith-based organizations go it alone
Confronted with an unprecedented migrant crisis, the city’s government has relied on faith-based organizations operating inside and out of a
Confronted with an unprecedented migrant crisis, the city’s government has relied on faith-based organizations operating inside and out of a
By Sheri Walsh (UPI) — President Joe Biden marked the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington on Monday with members
Palestinian Christians are doing their utmost to encourage their cohort to stay put on their lands. By Daoud Kuttab (RNS)
Texas school districts have until March 1 of next year to decide whether to hire school chaplains. By Jack Jenkins
In her new book, ‘Sacred Self-Care: Daily Practices for Nurturing Our Whole Selves,’ she describes how to live with healthy
By Ryan Foley, The Christian Post A new report reveals that while younger generations of Americans are less religious and
Members of the historically Black Protestant denomination also marked the ninth anniversary of the death of Michael Brown, an unarmed
The threat of gang violence around Port-au-Prince continues to disrupt ministry. Diana Chandler, BAPTIST PRESS Pastor Samson Doreliens ministers “right
Harris said she felt ‘at home’ among the African Methodist Episcopal Church members as she recalled her own Christian upbringing
By Holly Meyer Compared with the devil, angels carry more credence in America. Angels even get more credence than, well, hell.
Reentry is a huge challenge for many formerly incarcerated, who encounter a combination of laws and rules that block them
By Jeff Brumley, Baptist News Global The first graduates of a new seminary program for incarcerated women in New York are