Human rights issues aren’t limited to any gender, but the Tahirih Justice Center in Falls Church, Virginia, works specifically to help female immigrant survivors fleeing
Interfaith Lecture
The alignment of politics with human rights and religion has evolved into a never-ending battle fought among various religious groups. The Rev. Adam Russell Taylor
Among the presence of divine and sacred nature, becoming in tune with other living beings on Earth may be the closest humans can feel to
The divine speaks through the rhythms and cycles of the natural world, but the message may be lost upon the forest floor. Not all humans
Pull out a map and travel with John Philip Newell; on the western coast of Scotland, there’s a small island named Iona, where Newell, pilgrim
Soil can cultivate more than just the life of plants and vines or fruits and veggies. Perhaps, it can help humans reroot an intrinsic bond
Connecting with God is a main focus for a majority of religious and spiritual believers; novelist and creative writing teacher Sophfronia Scott writes about how
Award-winning writer Fred Bahnson works to promote a lifestyle driven by an appreciation for agriculture’s interaction with faith and spirituality. He’s the founding director of
After 30 years of working as a pastor, Victoria Loorz had an epiphany: Perhaps more sacredness surrounds humans within nature than within the four walls
The ice caps were once icebergs. The icebergs were formerly glaciers. Climate change has proven to be a prevalent issue worldwide, and Faithkeeper Oren Lyons
When a tree falls in a lonely forest, and no animal is nearby to hear it, does it make a sound? The Church of the
Many individuals feel helpless when trying to take meaningful action and make change amid issues much larger than themselves. But Georgette Bennett, who founded the
The sociologist became a criminologist, then went into insurance and banking. Next, a broadcast journalist. Now a philanthropist and author. This is the broad spectrum
Irreconcilable differences threaten the collective prosperity and unity of the American people, the V. Rev. Michael Battle warned, as these differences create division and prevent
Some habits start in childhood; some are learned and some are trained. The brain’s neurological wiring is susceptible to all of these beginnings, and all
The world is more interconnected than ever before, yet its inhabitants seem to lack true understanding of one another. Mohamed Elsanousi has taken on this