When scandal strikes a storied institution, the real test isn’t whether leadership expresses remorse — it’s whether that remorse translates into meaningful change. For Wheaton College, long considered the flagship of evangelical higher education, that test is now front and center, and critics say the school is falling short.
Despite initial efforts, the DRC’s Ebola outbreak remains a daily challenge, with Bishop Mugeny urging continued global attention.
Religion touches nearly every major fault line in American public life — from courtrooms to congregations, from military policy to marriage law. This week’s religion news roundup captures stories that reveal just how deeply faith continues to shape culture, politics, and identity across the country.
When political uncertainty feels paralyzing, civic action — especially voting — can be one of the most direct ways citizens push back against forces that undermine democratic norms. A new podcast episode from Religion News Service explores exactly how ordinary Americans can move from anxiety to action.
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Ireland’s archbishops call for peace initiative to resolve Drumcree parade dispute
The SNAP program, once aiding 42 million Americans, has seen a 13% drop in enrollment due to economic shifts and policy changes.
Former Church of England priest Chris Brain was convicted of rape and indecent assault, prompting an apology from the Bishop of Sheffield and a forthcoming independent safeguarding review.
Jaydon Cintron, a Chick-fil-A employee in North Carolina, discovered nearly $10,000 cash and chose integrity, inspiring many with his faith-driven decision.
Adam Johnson, 40, in West Virginia, uses ChatGPT to explore candidates for the midterm election, embracing AI chatbots.
Boulder, Colo., sues ExxonMobil and Suncor, alleging deception about fossil fuels’ harms. Climate impact costs rise.
News of a 2024 sexual assault at Cornell University resurfaces painful memories for abuse survivors everywhere.
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Jay Clayton Appointed as White House AI Czar President Trump announced Jay Clayton as the new White House AI czar, leading a “Super Intelligence Force.”
AI Assists Voters Voters are turning to AI to research their ballots and decide who to vote for in the midterms.
Polls flood in as midterms near, but are they reliable? Trump campaigns for GOP as Democrats gain momentum.
Teen preacher Caleb Svangren, 14, shares a powerful message on loneliness and divine friendship, resonating with many seeking comfort in rejection.
St Francis of Assisi’s 800th anniversary highlights his enduring legacy as a champion of the poor and creation.
The U.S. Coast Guard found debris from a Canadian air ambulance near Nantucket after it vanished on Saturday.
A new poll shows 55.3% support for Ireland’s three-day abortion waiting period, amid debates over its potential removal.
Exploring the impact of economic concerns and the Iran conflict on the upcoming midterm elections.
Scandals may sway tight midterm races, impacting Republican candidates facing challenges in crucial states.
Federal Ban Threatens Hemp Market Farmers and businesses face a federal ban on hemp-derived THC, risking a multibillion-dollar market by year-end.
Community colleges train students for local jobs, like becoming data center technicians in Louisiana amidst an AI boom.
In Austin, police sergeant Kim Lenz joined 92-year-old Millie Seiver for a joyful dance in a parking lot, showcasing community connection and kindness.
Justo Gallego, a former monk, dedicated his life to building an extraordinary cathedral in Spain, symbolizing faith and perseverance until his death in 2021.
The Coalition for Marriage celebrates new stats showing 83.7% of couples married in 2015 remain together, a 40-year high.
The World Council of Churches condemns the UN report on sexual violence in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, urging justice.
Peterborough opens an exhibition on Mary, Queen of Scots, featuring talks, a radio play, and a candlelit tour.
Dirk Smith of EEM retraces Tyndale’s steps, launching a major Bible distribution to honor Tyndale’s legacy.
Dozens of activists in D.C. protested a 250-foot arch Trump wants to build, citing scale, cost, and lack of approval.
Revitalizing the spirit of community and justice within society, drawing upon the rich traditions of the social gospel movement to address contemporary challenges.
