EXCLUSIVE: WorldReligionNews.com Same-Sex Marriage Poll Results: 75% Of Americans Support It

WorldReligionNews.com ran a U.S. citizen targeting poll using organic search and paid social to determine how Americans feel about same-sex marriage. The results may

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Those Who are Very Religious Have A Higher Wellbeing Regardless of the Particular Faith

Previous documentations showed that Americans who consider themselves most religious are also those with the highest wellbeing. Gallup Health Ways Well-Being Index has been

Episcopal Church Welcomes Same-Sex Wedding Ceremonies in their Churches

Twelve years after they sparked a divide in the global Anglican denomination after electing Gene Robinson, an openly gay bishop, the Episcopal Church voted

A Seventh Southern Black Church Following the Charleston Shooting Has Burned Down

A fire has destroyed the prominent Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church in Greeneyville, South Carolina. UPDATE: It is suspected the fire was caused

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#LOVEWINS – PEW Update On How the Supreme Court’s decision for gay marriage could affect religious institutions

Even before the Supreme Court’s decision granting same-sex couples a constitutional right to wed, legal scholars and others have been trying to determine how

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Religion responds to the Charleston AME Church #CharlestonShooting on Twitter

Religions and Leaders of Faith are sharing their heartfelt support and sorrow on Twitter over the horrendous act of violence directed towards the members

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9 Die in Charleston Church Shooting

Police have captured the suspect in a shooting at a Charleston, South Carolina church in which 9 died, including the church's pastor. Wednesday night,

What Are Presidential Candidate Rick Perry’s Religious Beliefs?

Republican candidate Rick Perry has been guided by his Christian beliefs throughout his political career. How would those beliefs shape his presidency? Former Texas

New #InTheirOwnWords Interviews: Louis Farrakhan, Minerva G. Carcano, and Koichi Barrish

Continuing our #InTheirOwnWords series, today we have three new archived interviews available with Louis Farrakhan, Minerva G. Carcano, and Koichi Barrish. In this interview

Interview with United Methodist Bishop Minerva G. Carcaño on Immigration Reform and How Methodists Can Support It

An outspoken advocate for immigrants and reform, United Methodist Bishop is interviewed by FaithLink. The first Hispanic female bishop in the episcopacy of The