Religion News Service
How the sanctuary movement became the faithful's answer to ICE raids
(RNS) — The sanctuary movement has deep biblical roots, but it has evolved from the 1980s in important ways.
Read the original at Religion News ServiceMore audio from Religion News Service
-
3mGroundbreaking survey and 'Spiritual Safety Scale' for faith communities
<a href="https://spiritualsafetycenter.org/">Spiritual Safety Center</a>
-
7mFor American Jews divided over Israel, Yom Kippur is a test of families and community
(RNS and NPR) — According to an AP-NORC poll, four in 10 American Jewish adults say they've disagreed with a family member over Israel, and three in 10 said they stopped talking to someone over it.
-
8mHow Jewish mindfulness meditation became a mainstay in High Holiday services and beyond
(RNS) — The practice of sitting in silence, paying attention to the breath and focusing on the present moment has become pervasive across all the Jewish religious movements.
-
6mWhen DNA tests find skeletons in your family’s closet, these researchers want to know about it
(RNS) — DNA testing has upended some families by finding living relatives we never knew we had. Two Latter-day Saint researchers want to study how people cope with such revelations.
-
6mThis Yom Kippur, I’ll say a prayer for my teachers
(RNS) — Your teachers deserve your memory and your blessing. A Yom Kippur message.