The U.S. Commission on Civil rights finds that lawyers and the courts are stumped about religious liberty. There is no easy way to untangle the knots caused by the competing claims to protect minority groups and the free expression of religion.
This week’s review is ‘Sully,’ the story of the amazing 2009 crash landing of an airliner in the Hudson River on the west side of Manhattan starring Tom Hanks as flight captain Sully Sullenberger
To celebrate and remember the fortieth anniversary of the General Convention vote to authorize the ordination of women, Episcopal News Service has an interactive timeline that recounts the history of women’s ordination
Today we celebrate the power of defiance in the life of one of the Bible’s most overlooked queens.
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