- April 7, 2025
Trans singer Sasha Allen releases single about forgiveness, Catholic acceptance
(RNS) — When Sasha Allen, a trans singer, sat down to write his first release after going independent, he thought
Faith communities are setting a courageous example for standing up to Trump
(RNS) — In the few weeks since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, there have been a distressing number of
Judge rules against former SBC President Johnny Hunt in Guidepost defamation suit
(RNS) — A federal judge ruled against former Southern Baptist Convention President Johnny Hunt on Monday (March 31), rejecting his
In the hills of Tennessee, a developer hopes to offer blue state Christians a refuge
Whitleyville, Tenn. (RNS) — On a sunny morning in mid-February, Josh Abbotoy, who describes himself as a “conservative Christian who
Why we did what we did — GetReligion
Nothing changed at GetReligion. But basic facts about the journalism business have changed, as I explained in this recent essay
The Rule of Law and the Chaos of MAGA: Jay Michaelson
This week, Rabbi Dr. Jay Michaelson joins Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush for a deep dive into the state of
A New City Won’t Save You + Lydia Sohn
… but it might shape you. Katelyn and Roxy both moved to New York City with a dream of
Protestant denominations try new ideas as they face declines in members and money
When the Episcopal Church recently announced cuts to its national staff, it was the latest in a long-running cycle among
Adding local color, American Hindus fashion Holi into a festival of belonging
(RNS) — Anshul Virmani, a software consultant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, said his colleagues at work begin asking about Holi long
Pope Francis is out of medical danger, doctors say, but will remain in hospital
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — A week after his last respiratory crisis, doctors say Pope Francis continues to show signs of