Sally Morrow
Sally Morrow joined Religion News Service in March 2012 as Photo/Multimedia Editor. She is a photographer and editor based in Kansas City. Morrow has worked as a multimedia editor and photographer at Newsday, The Des Moines Register, and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
All Stories by Sally Morrow
Video: RNS Editor-in-Chief Kevin Eckstrom talks to CTV News
By Sally Morrow — February 26, 2013
Video courtesy CTV News – Click the photograph or link below to watch video. Click the link below to view video. http://bit.ly/ZxEAZH
Video from The Telegraph: Catholicism’s critics will ‘rejoice at Cardinal O’Brien’s resignation
By Sally Morrow — February 25, 2013
Video courtesy The Telegraph
Video: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly – Pope’s resignation
By Sally Morrow — February 20, 2013
As the news of Benedict’s impending departure took hold, people inside–and outside–of the church began offering assessments of his legacy. Video courtesy Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Watch Pope’s Resignation on PBS. See more from Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly.
Video: Global Journalist – What the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI means for the Catholic Church
By Sally Morrow — February 18, 2013
Video courtesy Global Journalist
Photo Slideshow: Gallup’s most religious states in 2012
By Sally Morrow — February 18, 2013
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Photo Slideshow: Gallup’s least religious states of 2012
By Sally Morrow — February 14, 2013
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Meet the US cardinals who will vote for the next pope
By Sally Morrow — February 13, 2013
Religon & Ethics Newsweekly Video: Papal Succession
By Sally Morrow — February 11, 2013
After Pope Benedict XVI’s surprise announcement that he is resigning February 28, 2013, the Roman Catholic Church is preparing for a “conclave,” where cardinals under the age of 80 will gather to elect his successor. Managing editor Kim Lawton looked at the centuries-old process of selecting the pope. Video courtesy Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Watch […]
Video: CTV News interview with Kevin Eckstrom
By Sally Morrow — February 11, 2013
Religion News Service Editor in Chief Kevin Eckstrom spoke with CTV News about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.
Photo Slideshow: Pope Benedict XVI
By Sally Morrow — February 11, 2013
In a move that took the world by surprise, Pope Benedict XVI on Monday (Feb. 11) announced that he will resign on Feb. 28. Click on any image below to view photo slideshow.
Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Video: Timbuktu Mali Manuscripts
By Sally Morrow — February 6, 2013
The fabled Saharan city of Timbuktu has been designated a world heritage site, largely because of its priceless collection of Islamic manuscripts dating back to the 13th century. The international community was outraged by reports that the departing militants had ransacked a major library and torched it, destroying some of the documents. Outside experts spent […]
Photo Slideshow: Shantiniketan retirement community
By Sally Morrow — February 5, 2013
Shantiniketan, located in Tavares, Fl., is a gated retirement community catering to Indian immigrants. Residents dine on vegetarian meals, partake in daily yoga as well as Bhajans (prayer) everyday at noon. RNS photo by Julie Fletcher Click on any image below to view slideshow.
Photo Slideshow: Bilingual Presbyterian Service
By Sally Morrow — January 30, 2013
Click any image below to see photo slideshow. Photos by Sally Morrow/Religion News Service
Photo Slideshow: America’s least ‘Bible-minded’ cities
By Sally Morrow — January 24, 2013
Somewhere Roger Williams is shaking his head. The California-based Barna Group and the American Bible Society say Providence, R.I., is America's least biblical city, at least based on regular Bible reading and belief in the “accuracy” of the Good Book.
Photo Slideshow: America’s most `Bible-minded’ cities
By Sally Morrow — January 23, 2013
The California-based Barna Group and the American Bible Society say Knoxville, Tenn., is America's most "Bible-minded City," at least based on regular Bible reading and belief in the accuracy of the Good Book.
