Religion News Service
Lives hang in the balance as White House temporizes on SNAP funding. Our values do, too.
SNAP funding lapse threatens millions; leaders across parties and faiths urge action as charities fill gaps but cannot replace federal support.
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3mFederal judge dismisses a lawsuit over makeup of Trump's Religious Liberty Commission
(AP) — Judge John P. Cronan said that although a federal law requires that advisory commissions have a balance of viewpoints, it didn't specify how this should be done.
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3mNYC stabbings suspect arrested on hate crime charges in both attacks
NEW YORK (AP) — Raul Morales, 51, allegedly yelled the Arabic phrase “Allahu akbar” while attacking the two men Thursday on Manhattan's Upper West Side, according to police accounts of what witnesses told them.
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8m‘Blessed’: Frederick Haynes, pastor and candidate, on his politics, faith and health
WASHINGTON (RNS) — ‘The church has been so supportive that, I mean, they've been more excited about my campaign than I have,’ Haynes said of his historically Black Dallas megachurch.
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12mBooted from evangelicalism, a progressive, ‘post-evangelical’ church blooms in Texas
AUSTIN, Texas (RNS) — Led by Zach Lambert, Restore church is part of a small but growing countertrend.
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6mThe Rev. Canon Kelly Brown Douglas, PhD to rejoin Episcopal Divinity School as Distinguished Scholar for 2026-2028
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