New guidance from the US Conference of Bishops for nonprofit Catholic healthcare providers further threatens reproductive healthcare services.
Religious language of morality meets recent decisions designed to terrorize immigrant women and children.
This story of the hijacking of a nonprofit mission provides a guide to how it’s done.
Red Letter Christians seek to call evangelical Christians back to their biblical roots. “There is another Gospel in our country right now, and it is the Gospel of Trump,” preaches a group leader. “It doesn’t look much like the Gospel of Jesus.”
Whose religious freedom takes precedence, the provider of services or the recipient? In his recent order transforming the Executive Branch’s Office Faith-Based and Neighborhood Initiatives into a new Faith and Opportunity Initiative, President Trump came down heavily on the side of service providers’ rights over those they serve. This ended a period of effective collaboration on balancing some very difficult issues.
The Boy Scouts of America and the Mormon Church have had a century-long relationship that has served both well, but that will all end in 18 months, as many observers have long predicted might happen.
Some see the new presidential order as strengthening important freedoms and the nation’s religious roots. Others say it does exactly the opposite.
A group of church leaders in California seeks alternatives to calling the police.
A nonprofit responds to a school board’s political screening of donations by teaching a lesson and providing an example of what they strive to teach children and young people.
Whether a humble man of faith or an evangelical entrepreneur, whether as a witness to the truth or a sycophant who spoke agreeably to presidents in lieu of hard truths, there is no doubt that no one is likely to ever replace Billy Graham or repeat his singular trajectory.
