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Passion & Policy: Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons

By Ray Kirstein — August 17, 2024

State of Belief host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush talks with Interfaith Alliance’s new Senior Director of Policy and Advocacy Guthrie Graves-Fitzimmons

Photos of the Week: Assumption of Mary; Bali mass cremation

By Kit Doyle — August 16, 2024

(RNS) — This week’s photo gallery includes annual Assumption of Mary rituals, a mass cremation in Bali and more.

Christians, evangelicals rally for Kamala Harris ahead of DNC

By Jack Jenkins — August 16, 2024

(RNS) — ‘Voting Kamala … (is) a vote against another four years of faith leaders justifying the actions of a man who destroys the message Jesus came to spread,’ said Jerushah Duford, granddaughter of the Rev. Billy Graham.

The Church of Latter-day Saints opens new Pittsburgh temple to the public

By Kathryn Post — August 16, 2024

CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Penn. (RNS) — It’s one of over 150 new LDS temples in the process of being built and dedicated around the globe.

New York’s India Day Parade will not remove controversial Hindu tribute

By Richa Karmarkar — August 16, 2024

NEW YORK (RNS) — The centerpiece float of Lord Ram at this year’s parade has been met with fierce criticism from those who say it represents anti-Muslim sentiment.

How a movement to resist Christian nationalism took on Project 2025

By Ruth Braunstein — August 16, 2024

(RNS) — Project 2025 was the perfect test of this emerging movement’s capacity to see it, name it and fight it. And they did.

Prison drama ‘Sing Sing’ captures faith of the formerly incarcerated

By Zachary Lee — August 16, 2024

(RNS) — Based on the real-life story of an arts program, the film follows inmates who form a theater troupe while serving their sentences, processing their emotions through musical performance and acting.

Ram Mandir in the NYC India Day Parade is a symbol of hate, not heritage

By Sunita Viswanath — August 16, 2024

(RNS) — As Indian Americans become more visible in politics and public life, there is a growing need to reflect on the kind of legacy we are building.

Russian artist released in swap builds a new life in Germany, now free to marry her partner

By Dasha Litvinova — August 16, 2024

KOBLENZ, Germany (AP) — Sasha Skochilenko and Sofya Subbotina reunited earlier this month in Germany, shortly after Skochilenko and other Russian prisoners were exchanged in a historic East-West swap — a happy if unlikely ending to an over two-year ordeal.

When the reverend became a rabbi

By Jonathan Woodward — August 16, 2024

 Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A minister and a rabbi walk into a bar, and when they come out, they are the same person.

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