More than 3,000 kilometers from Buenos Aires, at the southern tip of Latin America, the city of Ushuaia—considered the southernmost city in the world and nicknamed "the end of the world"—is preparing for a large-scale spiritual event that has generated anticipation for revival among local churches and across the province of Tierra del Fuego.
This issue of A Public Witness explores an intra-Catholic Easter weekend as well as multiple Easter sermons from progressive ministers around the United States.
In a significant move towards institutionalizing the protection of minority rights in Pakistan, a subcommittee of the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights last week approved a much-anticipated bill aimed at creating a minority rights body in accordance with international standards and regulations.
Here are five interesting facts about Cardinal Kevin Farrell, camerlengo of the Apostolic Chamber who will organize a conclave to determine the next pope after Francis death
John Piper addressed a listener s fear of eternity becoming monotonous, explaining why Heaven, despite its boundlessness, will never become boring for those who trust in Christ
Pastor Max Lucado recently revealed he got the word tetelestai, Greek for it is finished, tattooed on his right forearm at the age of 70 to commemorate the golden anniversary of God s great grace in
Following the death of Pope Francis at the age of 88, a papacy expert elaborated on the process for electing a new pope in addition to sharing his thoughts about potential successors to Francis and
ADA, Okla. (BP) — A second tornado to strike this town in as many months has residents thankful the destruction wasn’t worse, but nevertheless on edge.
What if I told you the people of the Galápagos Islands are far more precious than the beaches, the volcanoes, or the endangered wildlife living on the islands? What if what’s most noteworthy about the Galápagos isn’t what the history books, documentaries or tourists take note of? What if I…
‘I think most of the major Black denominations, in terms of its membership, is divided,’ said Bishop Reginald Jackson, leader of mid-Atlantic African Methodist Episcopal churches.
For years, churches and separation of church and state activists have been frustrated at the way the IRS has handled allegations of church electioneering.
