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Released Texas pastors say immigration agents threatened family separation
(RNS) — At a Sunday service after their release, which was backed by a range of Latino evangelical groups, the Assemblies of God pastors urged Christians to speak out for immigrants.
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6mOrthodox monks are the first to live and pray at a monastery in Estonia for 80 years
TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — Founded last year in one of Europe’s most secular societies, the Kirikla Orthodox Monastery is the first monastery the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church has established in decades.
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9mThe US has acknowledged Bears Ears and Grand Staircase as sacred for over a century, but keeps stripping away protections
(The Conversation) — Native religions are tied to living landscapes, not points on a map. A scholar of Indigenous studies explains why reducing the protected area has profound religious and cultural consequences.
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1mHuman in the Lead: Cheryl Contee on the Future of AI and Faith
The co-author of "AI for Nonprofits: Putting Artificial Intelligence to Work for Your Cause" debunks myths and raises up opportunities available to mission-driven organizations right now
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7mDetained pastor couple had religious worker visas, Assemblies of God leaders say
(RNS) — Pastor Nepthali Zozaya Saucedo, 36, said he and his wife, who came to the U.S. legally, were repeatedly pressured to sign voluntary departure papers but that they had refused.
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7mFaith is back in Democratic politics
(RNS) — After decades of watching Democrats dodge the God question, I think they finally have an answer.