Buddhist monks complete 2,300-mile walk to Washington, drawing crowds with message of peace and unity

Buddhist monks complete 2,300-mile walk to Washington, drawing crowds with message of peace and unity

Buddhist monks complete 2,300-mile walk to Washington, drawing crowds with message of peace and unity

As the monks concluded their final events in Washington, the sense among supporters was that the journey had accomplished something larger than reaching a destination. It had created moments of connection in communities across America and brought together people who …

Kenyan Lutheran Church elects its first female presiding bishop, marking milestone for women’s leadership

Kenyan Lutheran Church elects its first female presiding bishop, marking milestone for women’s leadership

The Religion News Service reports that the Kenya Evangelical Lutheran Church has elected the Rev. Catherine Ngina Musau as its first female presiding bishop,

IARJ Highlights New Research on Why Newsrooms Struggle to Cover Religion

IARJ Highlights New Research on Why Newsrooms Struggle to Cover Religion

A new resource published by the International Association of Religion Journalists (IARJ) points reporters to a set of global studies arguing that religion coverage

New Global Report Warns Blasphemy Laws Still Shape Freedom of Belief in Dozens of Countries

New Global Report Warns Blasphemy Laws Still Shape Freedom of Belief in Dozens of Countries

Humanists International’s latest Freedom of Thought Report (Key Countries Edition) warns that laws restricting “blasphemy” and religious criticism remain widespread, with far-reaching consequences for

Religion in public life: Paris, London, Texas, the Vatican—and renewed focus on worshipper safety

Religion in public life: Paris, London, Texas, the Vatican—and renewed focus on worshipper safety

Across Europe, the United States, and Africa, recent developments are highlighting how faith communities navigate public life—through new guidance, political debates, court proceedings, and,

LDS Church calls Elder Clark G. Gilbert to Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

LDS Church calls Elder Clark G. Gilbert to Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

Elder Clark G. Gilbert has been called as the newest member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ

Allies, Not Bedfellows: The Global Imperative of Political-Religious Boundaries

Allies, Not Bedfellows: The Global Imperative of Political-Religious Boundaries

In the shadow of the Vatican's diplomatic corridors, where the dome of St. Peter's Basilica dominates the Roman skyline, a curious ritual unfolds each

European Parliament condemns expulsions of foreign Christians under “national security” claims

European Parliament condemns expulsions of foreign Christians under “national security” claims

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution condemning some actions of Türkiye's authorities for what it describes as the targeted expulsion of foreign Christians

Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of L. Ron Hubbard’s “Dianetics”

Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of L. Ron Hubbard’s “Dianetics”

As Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health marks its 75th anniversary on May 9, 2025, the Church of Scientology celebrates a milestone in the

Welcoming new Pope Leo XIV, Hindus hope he will lead efforts at interfaith dialogue

Welcoming new Pope Leo XIV, Hindus hope he will lead efforts at interfaith dialogue

Welcoming the election of Robert Prevost as new Pope Leo XIV, Hindus hope that he will be more open to reforms and lead efforts