In 1988, when Kent Nerburn started working on the Red Lake Reservation in northern Minnesota, home to the Ojibwe people, he saw the job as
Religion
Winnie the Pooh, in talking to his friend Christopher Robin, said, “You can’t always stay in your corner of the forest waiting for others to
“As you have looked at the world and all that is going on around us, have you ever felt like throwing in the towel, closing
Chabad Jewish House A full season of activities, including services and classes, has been planned by the Zigdon Chabad Jewish House at 23 Vincent. Visit
The story of creation in the first Book of Genesis is not science, Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller said. That doesn’t mean it should be discounted. “It’s
Chautauqua Institution Director of Religion Maureen Rovegno described the community's chance to welcome back the Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor simply: as a gift. Taylor At
Baggott During the pandemic, one way the Rev. Casey Baggott and her family coped with the social isolation was to rent movies. “We went for
Goldman Columbia University’s Ari Goldman thinks that without religious literacy, a journalist runs the risk of misinforming the public. “When done right, journalism can educate
Some people claim that the first Jew to spend the whole summer at Chautauqua was George Gershwin. There were at least two Jews in the
Learning how to worship and be the church during a pandemic has been as much a struggle for some parishioners as it is for pastors.
In the midst of the election season, the news media often present election coverage as “Decision 2008,” or “Decision 2020,” scored with ominous music. “They
Abrahamic Program for Young Adults APYA, founded 15 years ago, is designed to reflect the efforts and mission of the Department of Religion by teaching
On the day of the Chabad of Poway synagogue shooting on April 27, 2019, the late Lori Gilbert Kaye was there to sing the mourner’s
“Out of the depths I cry to you, O Lord,” writes the Psalmist at the beginning of Psalm 130. “I don’t know your cry,” said
Marcus With an Italian Roman Catholic mother and a humanist Jewish father, the sometimes-heated religious conversations Benjamin Marcus witnessed between his parents provided “productive tension”
Reporters on any beat are going to write about death in a COVID-19 world, Columbia Journalism School’s Ari Goldman said, and he teaches his students