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The 'theology of showing up' is making Minneapolis a holy place
(RNS) — The people of Minneapolis, too, are responding and resisting in unspeakably brave, radically loving ways that we will speak of for years to come.
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“Nauseously Optimistic”: The 2026 Vote Through A Legal Lens
American Bar Association Election Law Committee Chair attorney Jerry H. Goldfeder joins Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush to discuss how lawyers, faith leaders, and many others are poised to defend the midterm election against all threats, foreign and domestic
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10mEl-Sayed’s campaign test: Can he win over Black and Jewish voters?
DETROIT (RNS) — El-Sayed’s identity as a Muslim and an Arab American is a factor among key constituents in the Democratic Party: Black and Jewish voters.
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6mCatholic bishops pray over Trump days before midterms
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — The U.S. bishops’ conference said it had no role in the Oval Office gathering, which echoed prayer sessions with Trump’s evangelical supporters.
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8mMichigan’s US Senate race deeply divides the state’s Jews
DETROIT (RNS) — Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate, has been a sharp Israel critic, dividing Michigan Jews.
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9mReformation Sunday asks Christians a question: What is power for?
(RNS) — As Haitian Christians lead a pilgrimage across Ohio, their witness offers a different vision of Christian power — and a reminder of what happens when churches forget whom they serve.