A magical trip to the world’s oldest cathedral by Eloise Stark Armenia's ancient Etchmiadzin Cathedral, thought to be the world's oldest, has recently reopened to visitors
Keep the heavenly host in Christmas by Ryan Slifka A minister offers a different interpretation of the angels that show up to announce Jesus' birth
Can glass sanctuaries open minds? by William Marquand This architect says brick-and-stone worship spaces can isolate us from others
How white Christian racism secured Trump’s victory by John Thomas III A Black newspaper editor delves into the intersection of race and religion that propelled the Republican leader's re-election
One Black Christian reflects on the stark choices facing Americans in the U.S. election by John Thomas III A writer and newspaper editor on the significance of this race for the future of the United States
Shannon K. Evans finds inspiration from medieval mystics in new book by Marie Trotter "The Mystics Would Like a Word" shares lessons from the early church's holy women
Wade Davis probes our relationship to the sacred in new book by Mzwandile Poncana In "Beneath the Surface of Things," the celebrated anthropologist explores our connections with nature and each other
The rise of the religious influencer by Anne Thériault What the Catholic Church's first millennial saint can teach us about modern faith
My prayer for the Middle East by Karen A. Hamilton A United Church minister shares what she envisions the people of the region are praying for amid the Israel-Hamas war
Your top 5 questions about agnosticism answered by Julie McGonegal Contrary to popular belief, you can be both a believer and agnostic