Survey finds God big in Mississippi, not so much in Vermont
February 5, 2009
Want to be almost certain you’ll have religious neighbors? Move to Mississippi. Prefer to be in the least religious state? Venture to Vermont. A new
In troubled times, leaders turn to apostle Paul
January 29, 2009
On Jan. 20 as President Obama addressed a nation suffering from economic crisis and waging two foreign wars, he turned to a familiar source of
Library of Congress seeks inaugural sermons
January 15, 2009
The Library of Congress’ American Folklife Center is seeking sermons that are preached in U.S. houses of worship during inaugural week. The library said it
Poll says United States ‘blessed’ by God but troublesome in worldwide involvement
November 6, 2008
Six in 10 Americans think the United States is “uniquely blessed” by God, but a higher percentage — almost eight in 10 — think the
For band Casting Crowns, music is just a side job
January 17, 2008
On one night, youth pastor Mark Hall puts plans together for his Wednesday night youth service at Eagle’s Landing First Baptist Church in the Atlanta
Program offers inmate mothers time with children
January 3, 2008
It’s not quite light this December morning, and a ballerina wearing a puffy pink coat dances on the sidewalk in front of the Hardee’s in
Handling handouts during the holidays: use caution
December 20, 2007
A few nights each week, David Sefton, a junior at Chicago’s Moody Bible Institute, and 25–30 other students try to build relationships with the homeless.
Quiet movements of 2007 may indicate a realignment of the religious right
December 20, 2007
History books are full of dates that mark seminal events: 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door and launched the
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