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The Rev. Tonya Butler-Truesdale reflects on meeting Pope Leo XIV as a Black woman formed by deep faith, ancestral memory and ecclesial marginalization.
From the very beginning, Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s writings centered around the life of the church. The church, its calling and welfare, was his passion. As a young doctoral student, h...
Diana Walsh Pasulka, Washington Post Why is interest in UFOs on the rise? No one is better positioned to answer that question than Diana Walsh Pasulka, whose book "
A reader recently emailed me, “If I had to choose between religious-right Christianity or atheism, I would have to choose atheism.” This reader hasn’t lost faith in Jesus. But he’s...
Tisa Wenger teaches American religious history at Yale Divinity School. She is the author of three books, including We Have a Religion: The 1920s Pueblo Indian Dance Controversy an...
A recent study suggests Gen Z women are losing their religion. Honestly, we’re not surprised. While women make up 60% of U.S. congregations, we have historically been relegated to...
by Marcus Walker, Spectator ‘No one pretends that modern services will fill the churches. But adult converts ought to be able to step naturally into being worshippers. How absurd t...
The rise of U.S. authoritarianism requires Americans to be deliberate in living their faith, Sojourners founder Jim Wallis said during a webinar hosted by Interfaith Alliance. “Fai...
Last week, we released the latest PRRI Census of American Religion. Our 2025 data show religious affiliation in the United States has remained largely unchanged since 2024, with 28...
A recent Pew survey from 2023-2024 revealed something surprising: despite decades of headlines about America becoming more secular, around 80% of Americans still say they believe i...
In 2006, the Reverend Barbara Brown Taylor published “Leaving Church,” a memoir of such quiet, luminous precision that it felt less like a departure than a deeper conversion into t...
Mark Tooley, Liberalism.org The liberal Christianity of the American founding came from authentic, in-person faith communities. Can it survive in a time of influencers and vertica...
Against the Algorithm: In Praise of the Parish Local church communities can appear as retrograde curiosities in the age of increasing technology and globalisation. We may say as we...
[Episcopal News Service] In St. Luke’s Chapel at the Berkeley Divinity School at Yale in New Haven, Connecticut, Books of Common Prayer slump in chair pockets, their spinal integri...
My wife, Jodi Kanter, is a performance studies scholar. Over the years, she’s taught me how to read a stage. As I made my way onto the green grass of the National Mall in Washingto...
WELL, this I did not expect. Thirty-five years since I started writing about politics, I am both astonished and fascinated by the ever-increasing importance of religion, spirituali...
J. Packard et al, Christianity Today Young people remain deeply wary of large institutions, but they are undeniably interested in faith.
There is much handwringing about the “state of the church” these days. I want to suggest that handwringing is a bit exaggerated. I know the statistics. There are certainly many U.S...
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde of the Washington National Cathedral.
"On many levels, we wind up being strengthened by what we join, or what joins us, as well as by what we combat."
St. Paul's, Darien, Connecticut Arthur Brooks’ Best Advice for Preachers (How to Reclaim 20 Hours of Sermon Prep Time) Includes a report by David Kinnaman on recent Barna research...
Bob Smietana, Religion News Service Women have long been the backbone of religion in America. They are more likely than men to identify as religious, say faith is important in the...
Postliberalism may seem like a contemporary movement, with champions like Vice President JD Vance and Patrick Deneen. But the tradition of liberal skepticism reaches much further b...
Five years ago, legendary Bible teacher Beth Moore made national headlines when she left the Southern Baptist Convention, the denomination that had been her whole life
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