Rick Warren
Anti-Shariah movement changes tactics and gains success
Church leaders tackle the stigma of mental illness
Q&A with Greg Laurie about prayer in times of grief
Vitriol infests Rick Warren family’s grief
Celebrities recall brushes with Graham in ‘Billy & Me’
Fasting like an Old Testament prophet gains followers during Lent
Who should step in to pray at Obama’s inauguration?
Fewer Americans view homosexuality as a sin
Newtown shootings renew questions about evil and suffering
Spiritual wisdom in 140 characters or less
(RNS) Pope Benedict XVI starts tweeting on Wednesday, and like the Dalai Lama, the pope doesn't plan to follow anyone. Will the tweets be infallible? Will he use OMG or would that be sacrilegious? What holy hashtags will he create? By Regina Brett.
Evangelical group proposes code of ethics for pastors
WASHINGTON (RNS) The National Association of Evangelicals is urging pastors to unite under a consistent code of ethics. NAE leadership says the code will provide uniform guidance to church leaders across 40 denominations. By Chris Lisee.
TuesdayâÂ?Â?s Religion Roundup: Transformers
Rick Santorum may be up...again. Thanks to evangelicals. Rabbi Boteach may run for Congress. Rick Warren is slimming. Prop 8 is hanging fire. More women priests in the C of E than men. But as bishops? Usury is still a sin, and The Onion is still satire.
Rick Warren finds a new purpose: weight loss
LOS ANGELES (RNS) As megachurch pastor Rick Warren struggled to submerge members of his flock in the baptismal pool one by one, he realized his parishioners were heavy and that he, too, was fat, setting a terrible example. By Lilly Fowler.
