(RNS) — Guns at church, the rituals of dying and other top headlines from this week in religion news.

(RNS) — Analysis, insights and top headlines from the world of faith this week.

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(RNS) — Analysis, insights and top headlines from the world of faith this week.

A roundup of analysis, insights and top headlines from the world of faith.

(RNS) — Analysis and insights on this week’s top headlines from the world of faith.

WHITE SETTLEMENT, Texas (RNS) — ‘There is evil in this world, and evil took two of my dear friends yesterday,’ minister Britt Farmer told congregants Monday. ‘Not a bullet from a gun — evil. Not ideology — evil.’

MALIBU, Calif. (RNS) — Jim Gash, who was recently named president of Pepperdine University, says a friendship he made with a young Ugandan man falsely accused of murder changed the course of his life.

(The Christian Chronicle) — Five years after contracting Ebola while fighting the epidemic in Liberia, the doctor is heading to Zambia.

TULSA, Okla. (The Christian Chronicle) — Across the Midwest, 28 Red Cross and community shelters in five states have tended to the victims of flooding, tornados and other natural disasters. Many of those shelters are at houses of worship.