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Justice | Religion
American Jews report increasing incidents of anti-Semitism, mostly online: poll
More than 60 percent of American Jews said they experienced or heard anti-Semitic comments, slurs or threats, up from 54 percent a year earlier
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Justice | Religion
Big U.S. Christian adoption agency will now serve LGBTQ2 couples
Bethany Christian Services said it has already been working with queer couples in some states, but this decision means consistency across its operations
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Justice | Society
After 3.5 years in church sanctuary, this immigrant is returning home
After U.S. President Joe Biden signed an executive order temporarily halting deportations for undocumented immigrants, Jose Chicas is moving out
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Spirituality | Religion
This year, American Jews are taking Hanukkah outside
Many have previously shied from overtly public menorah displays out of a sense of vulnerability
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Justice | Society
Catholic activist who broke into naval base sentenced
Patrick O'Neill, along with a group of fellow Catholics, was protesting nuclear weapons
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Justice | Religion
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was shaped by her minority faith
Ginsburg, who died Friday, was passionate about Judaism’s concern for justice
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Justice | Society
Martin Gugino is back on his feet and determined to protest
Police shoved the 75-year-old Catholic activist to the ground three months ago during a protest over George Floyd's death
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Spirituality | Religion
Amid COVID-19, shofar lessons become pre-Rosh Hashanah necessity
With synagogues shuttered, some Jews are taking online classes to learn how to play the ritual objects
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Spirituality | Politics
Why Kamala Harris is the future of American religion
As demographics change, Harris's eclectic religious background is more familiar to younger Americans
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Justice | Religion
U.S. Jews use the day of lament to cry out to God for Black lives
Tisha B’Av has become a means to collectively mourn violence against Black people
