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Detained 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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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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7mFaith is back in Democratic politics
(RNS) — After decades of watching Democrats dodge the God question, I think they finally have an answer.
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7mHow classical education can be an antidote to AI
(RNS) — AI is more likely to harm education than help it. Classical education will become ever more relevant.
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9mLong overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history
(RNS) — Buddhism is an American religious tradition that intersects meaningfully with African American religious history, experts in the emerging field of Black Buddhism say.
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4mNun speaks out for first time about being detained by ICE while walking to Mass in Texas
McALLEN, Texas (AP) — Sister Leticia Ugboaja's attorney says she has for years been granted protection from removal to her native Nigeria because she was likely to face torture there.