Black churches in U.S. mobilize against alleged voter suppression by Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service "This election is viewed by most African Americans as a life and death situation."
Lebanon’s disaster donation dilemma by Nada Moumtaz Donations to charities and aid organizations will most likely be a Band-Aid on a gaping wound
Texas United Methodists take up call to replace logo over link to racist imagery by Emily McFarlan Miller, Religion News Service The denomination's emblem reminds one pastor of the first burning cross he saw
Nun runs treadmill marathon in convent basement by Luis Andres Henao, The Associated Press Sister Stephanie Baliga's run, which was livestreamed on Zoom, raised money for a food pantry in Chicago
Martin Gugino is back on his feet and determined to protest by Yonat Shimron, Religion News Service Police shoved the 75-year-old Catholic activist to the ground three months ago during a protest over George Floyd's death
Amid COVID-19, shofar lessons become pre-Rosh Hashanah necessity by Yonat Shimron, Religion News Service With synagogues shuttered, some Jews are taking online classes to learn how to play the ritual objects
Katherine Hancock Ragsdale on the fight for reproductive justice by Roberta Staley The head of the National Abortion Federation says abortion has become a political tool
New novel explores the lingering trauma of female genital cutting by Zahra Khozema "Seven" feels like especially personal work for author Farzana Doctor
Chadwick Boseman’s faithful purpose showed in his life and work by Tyler Burns, Religion News Service The 'Black Panther' star graciously gave to others while his body was failing him
In the Fatiha, Jacob Blake’s father cried for healing and justice by Omar Suleiman, Religion News Service The Muslim prayer has seven verses to match the seven bullets fired at his son