(RNS) — Even if the Supreme Court allows church and synagogue doors to remain open, it cannot fill the pews.

(RNS) — Giving a healthy 17-year-old supermarket cashier a vaccine before a 67-year-old with diabetes and asthma cannot be defended.

(RNS) — Sikhs around the world celebrate the birth anniversary of their founder-prophet, Guru Nanak, every autumn.

(RNS) — Protest is not new to Sikhs; rather, it permeates Sikh history, past and present.

(RNS) — Advent comes with this countervailing message: Expect God to show up in unexpected places, like a subway car, a Zoom call, or a stable.

(RNS) — A new working group takes the lead in taking on pro-choice Biden.

Step One, says Chad Ford, is to let go of the fear of conflict, and recognize that conflict itself is not sinful. But for Mormons steeped in both niceness and hierarchical leadership structures, that may be hard to achieve.

(RNS) — We can be both thankful for what America is … and impatiently hopeful for what America could be.

(RNS) — You think it’s anti-Semitic to criticize Orthodox Jewish gatherings? Then you might want to rethink Judaism.

(RNS) — Trump did more than capture white evangelical Christians’ votes: He in many ways became the face of white evangelicalism.

(RNS) — Marking both grief and gratitude isn’t antithetical to the Thanksgiving holiday; in fact, it’s baked into its very history.  

(RNS) — Rights seen as coming directly from God are emphasized over economic justice and fighting the types of abuses exacted by right-wing authoritarian leaders.