An open letter from black church leaders and allies to Christianity Today
(RNS) — We support the magazine's recent call to remove Trump, and offer a rebuke to those pastors and leaders outraged by its support of the president's impeachment.
An open letter from friends of Christianity Today affirming Mark Galli’s editorial
(RNS) — 'One may or may not agree with Galli’s message on impeachment,' say 15 prominent evangelicals, 'but the heart of his words encouraged American Christians to spiritually reflect about the repercussions of support of the president.'
The Rev. Grace Ji-Sun Kim: A multifaith movement will push to address climate change
RNS asked some of the country’s top faith leaders, scholars and activists to consider what changes the religion landscape will see in 2019. Find all their predictions here. Climate change is ...
Ahmad Greene-Hayes: Progressives of faith will have to start walking the talk
RNS asked some of the country’s top faith leaders, scholars and activists to consider what changes the religion landscape will see in 2019. Find all their predictions here. As a black ...
Dalia Fahmy: Religion gets even more political around the world
RNS asked some of the country’s top faith leaders, scholars and activists to consider what changes the religion landscape will see in 2019. Find all their predictions here. As we see ...
Aminta Kilawan-Narine: A year of fearless fights for justice
RNS asked some of the country’s top faith leaders, scholars and activists to consider what changes the religion landscape will see in 2019. Find all their predictions here. In 2019, I ...
Meira Neggaz: Expect Muslim political engagement to keep on the rise
RNS asked some of the country’s top faith leaders, scholars and activists to consider what changes the religion landscape will see in 2019. Find all their predictions here. Everyone knows American ...
Bradley Onishi: The "exvangelical" movement will continue to grow
Last year for this feature, David Gushee predicted a crossroads for white evangelicals and their support for Trump. He was right to think that most white evangelicals would remain loyal ...
Bishop Karen Oliveto: The United Methodist Church will emerge as united and uniting
In 2019, United Methodist will engage our theological sources of scripture, tradition, experience and reason to recognize that whether you are conservative or progressive, straight or LGBTQ, immigrant or native-born, farmer ...
Archbishop Joseph D'Souza: All eyes on South Asia, where religious nationalism is reaching a fever pitch
The world needs to pay close attention to South Asia in 2019. The rise of religious nationalism is already threatening freedom of expression and belief for religious minorities, and with ...
The Rev. Jack Graham: American Christianity's fate hinges on local churches
I have been in ministry for more than 40 years, and you can trust me when I tell you the stakes have never been higher for Jesus’ followers to live ...
The Rev. Ronnie Floyd: Christians will set aside differences to unite in faith
One of the greatest challenges followers of Christ will face in 2019 will be making sure that our faith is what defines us and nothing else. If we do not ...
Tyndale House Publishers announces innovative print + digital Bible
CAROL STREAM, Ill. – Tyndale House Publishers (@tyndalehouse) has announced that October 9, 2018, will be the release date for the highly anticipated Filament Bible NLT, a cutting-edge print + ...