- March 17, 2025
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
Turned down by state, Oklahoma schools chief is out to raise funds for Trump-endorsed Bibles
(RNS) — Ryan Walters is looking for 55,000 Bibles, and he is seeking $60 donations for each of them. Walters,
Trump administration must produce status report on refugee resettlement, judge orders
(RNS) — One week after blocking the efforts of President Donald Trump’s administration to shutter the refugee admissions system, a
As Black History Month ends, a reading list for the rest of the year
(RNS) — I always tell people that, as a college professor, I got to do the two things I loved
In ‘House of David,’ can the Old Testament inspire a TV hit?
(RNS) — Centuries since it was written, the Christian Bible remains a bestselling book and has spawned more than a
The Gen Z Revolution with Olivia Julianna
This week, Gen Z activist Olivia Julianna joins Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush to discuss the importance of political engagement
Why are American evangelicals not backing their counterparts in Ukraine?
(RNS) — Though evangelical Christians make up just 2% of its population, Ukraine, a stronghold of Protestantism in Eastern Europe,
Hindu devotional singing is having a moment
(RNS) — The winner of the 2025 Grammy Award for best new age, ambient or chant album — a category