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Muslim Billionaire Plans to Construct Mosque in London’s Entertainment District

To advance religious diversity and inclusiveness, a Muslim billionaire plans to construct a three-story mosque in a bustling entertainment district in the heart of

Cathedral in Ukraine

U.S. Federal Watchdog Decries Violations of Religious Liberty in Russia and Russian-Occupied Ukraine

Religious liberty in Russia and in the occupied regions of Ukraine have been steadily and systematically eroded since the Kremlin’s invasion in 2022, reaching

Deb Haaland

“What Kind of God Are You?” – Interior Secretary Deb Haaland’s Mission to Heal Indigenous People Targeted for Cultural and Spiritual Extinction

“For years I was not a person. My personhood was taken away.” Grace Smith, an 81-year-old Yup’ik originally from Pitkas Point, Alaska, was describing

Prayer for USA

A Quiet Groundswell Among America’s Churches Targeting Racial Divisions Follows in the Wake of George Floyd’s Death

George Floyd’s death prompted uprisings against injustice throughout the world. That summer was marked by crowds—many of them newly aware of just how fraught

Pope Francis Blesses Irish TV Film, ‘Faith of Our Fathers’

Pope Francis has endorsed a film that depicts the tale of a Catholic priest who evaded British colonial authorities during a dark period in

Catholic Medical Center, Manchester New Hampshire

U.S. Bishops Vote to Initiate Process For Prohibiting Transgender Medicine in Catholic Hospitals

In a potential turning point for healthcare services in Catholic hospitals, Roman Catholic bishops in the U.S. voted June 16 to establish formal regulations

Immanuel Southern Baptist Church in Gillette, Wyoming

America’s Religious Landscape in the midst of a Continuing Exodus, Devotion of True Believers Remains High

If you live in America, the chances are that not only is religion not the most important thing in your life—84% of you—but additionally,

“You Can’t Love God Like That” – Well, Maybe You Can – A Congregation in Rural Georgia Defies the Odds and Flourishes by Welcoming Everyone

The preacher begins his Sunday sermon with, “Anybody ever have a week that just sucks?” Several hands go up. Gesturing with heavily tattooed arms

Habitat for Humanity at Fremont Fair 2007

“Let’s Practice Interfaith Dialogue, Oh, And Hand Me That Two-By-Four” – Habitat For Humanity Builds Bridges of Faith – Literally

A two-by-four is a two-by-four whether you are Christian, Muslim, Jewish or Hindu. So is a monkey wrench, and a hammer and a Phillips-head

Rob Monster and alt tech

Hate Loses A Haven

Researcher Megan Squire puts it this way: “Imagine you have a playground at school and there is a bully on your playground. The teacher