- August 16, 2024
When the reverend became a rabbi
Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A minister and a rabbi walk into a bar, and when they come
US advocacy groups raise awareness for plight of Bangladeshi Hindus
(RNS) — At a webinar on Sunday (Aug. 11), Suhag Shukla, executive director for the Hindu American Foundation (HAF), began her
Photos of the Week: Saint Cajetan, Nagasaki remembrance
(RNS) — Each week Religion News Service presents a gallery of photos of religious expression around the world. This week’s
Rabbis inundated with questions from Israeli soldiers on Jewish laws of war
(RNS) — When Rabbi Michael J. Broyde’s phone rings these days, it may be a fellow scholar wanting an interpretation
The Vice-Presidential Candidates and Religion
With a lot of attention on the second spot on the presidential ticket right now – whether it’s JD
The religion of opposing government climate action
(RNS) — This year’s Republican Party platform, which pledges to lift restrictions on energy production and terminate “the Socialist Green
Church of the Nazarene expels LGBTQ affirming theologian
(RNS) — A Church of the Nazarene court has found one of its most prominent theologians guilty of affirming and
Would Kamala Harris adopt Joe Biden’s policies on Israel?
(RNS) — Vice President Kamala Harris missed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress on Wednesday (July 24), but as
Brent Leatherwood, ERLC president, fired a day after praising Biden
(RNS) — The leader of the Southern Baptist Convention’s ethics and public policy entity was fired Monday (July 22), a
Traditional Latin Mass at National Eucharistic Congress draws enthusiastic crowd
INDIANAPOLIS (RNS) — A mile from the main events of the National Eucharistic Congress on Thursday (July 18) afternoon, Catholic