Doug Wallach, a student at Princeton University, writes at the Huffington Post about the plight and ministry of Christians in North Korea, who make up a tiny but determined portion of the country’s
Nicholas Kristof writes in the New York Times about the troubling rise of violence against Christians by Islamic
Ramadan begins today, posing a challenge for World Cup competitors who are Muslim. From Religion News
The New York Times offers an update on the sorry state of religious freedom in
From the Washington
Religion professor S. Brent Plate offers interesting perspective on the importance of stuff to our religious understanding. From Huffington
Huffpost Religion has an article that highlights the year’s most powerful moments in religion. The initial article has ten pictures (three of which involve Christianity, all of Pope Francis). At the bottom of the article is a slideshow of 101 images of “Faith around the World”.
Images 8 & 9 features “Ashes to Go”, administered by The Rev. Ethan Jewett, who at the time was the Curate of Saint Clement’s Episcopal Church in
The Rev. Paul Gordon-Chandler tells of an interfaith effort to bring people together using art. From Episcopal News
Ecumenical News International
Lauren Markoe of Religion News Service is among the commentators who believe that President Barack Obama yesterday laid out a kind of Obama Doctrine on Religion and Religious Freedom in his speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations.
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