751 years after his death, Rumi’s influence crosses continental and religious divides
KONYA, Turkey (RNS) — “Come, come, whoever you are. Wanderer, worshiper, lover of leaving. It doesn’t matter. Ours is not
The barbarians are coming and they may be us
(RNS) — There is a strange and prophetic poem, written in 1898, that tells us much about our lives as
Episcopal Bishop Prince Singh suspended but not deposed after Title IV investigation concludes
(RNS) — Eighteen months since Bishop Prince Singh’s two adult sons, Nivedhan and Eklan Singh, made allegations on social media that their father
After disastrous farewell speech, Archbishop of Canterbury goes quiet for holidays
LONDON (RNS) — Two weeks before Christmas is normally one of the busiest times of the year for the Archbishop
Did Christian Nationalism Win? Matthew Taylor on the Vote and the Future
Christian Nationalism has seemingly grabbed the levers of power in America. With an overt passion for power over democracy,
The late great Hal Lindsey
(RNS) — In 2012, I tried to track down Hal Lindsey. I reached out to his ministry, looking for his
A 40-year-old Christian commune faces an uncertain future
(RNS) — As fall shifts into winter in Hardwick, Massachusetts, temperatures are unseasonably high for November, and a 34-acre community
Pope Francis’ eco-village to promote ecological conversion at 2025 Jubilee
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Pope Francis’ plan to build an eco-village in the historic gardens of Castel Gandolfo, the summer
Texas makes public education great again (for Christians)
(RNS) — Last Friday (Nov. 22), the Texas State Board of Education narrowly approved a new elementary school curriculum that
For avid readers of Yiddish news, print is still king
(RNS) — As many local media outlets around the world are struggling, the Yiddish press is experiencing a rebirth, surprising