(RNS) — Fifty-three years after MLK’s assassination, we must transform a place of bloodshed into inspiration for a better world.

(RNS) — Some who identify as Christian nationalists believe they will be protected from any disease.

(RNS) — Satanic scares are nothing new to contemporary culture.

(RNS) — America’s religious life will be shaped not by secularization alone.

(RNS) — Millions of American churchgoers have been without access to the Bible in their native language.

(RNS) — More than 60% of American Jews said they experienced or heard anti-Semitic comments, slurs or threats, up from 54% a year earlier.

(RNS) — Black LGBTQ leaders have labored alongside us so that all Black Americans could experience equality.

(RNS) — The gun crisis in America is a spiritual and moral crisis.

(RNS) — A former baker for the chain said she was told that she ‘needed to find God,’ according to a court filing.

(RNS) — Graham’s March 24 Facebook post uncovered a deep divide among evangelicals, many of whom are suspicious of COVID-19 vaccines. His organization, Samaritan’s Purse, is managing vaccine clinics in Boone, North Carolina.

(RNS) — The former congresswoman and gun safety activist on Passover in a time of trauma.

(RNS) — The Jewish culinary historian encourages people to celebrate their braided cultures. “Tradition is what you make,” he says. His Passover Plate will look different from the one most Jews use.

(RNS) — Complicity in the attacks on the vote could erode the number of Americans attracted to Christianity.

(RNS) — A memorial vigil attended by more than 1,000 people was led by clergy from around Boulder.

ALHAMBRA, Calif. (RNS) — A large mural depicting Uyghur culture sits above an outside dining area with the ready-made social-media hashtag #GoogleUyghurs in one corner.