After Years Fostering Interfaith Ties, San Diego Mosque Finds Allies in Grief
In the hours after the shooting, interfaith leaders and allies crowded vigils to stand in solidarity with the San Diego Muslim community.
Living
-
-
Death toll rises in Afghanistan earthquake
The earthquake is the country’s deadliest in two decades. The death toll has already exceeded 1,000 lives, and 1,500 more are injured. The tremors registered at 6.1—a magnitude that in other parts...
-
Yellowstone partially reopening after devastating floods
Access to much of the southern half of Yellowstone National Park will open Wednesday after rain and above-average snowmelt caused rivers to surge, closing the park on June 15. The flooding wiped out...
-
Erasing the Stigma of Mental Health Problems in the Church
Before the pandemic, the number of Americans struggling with mental health issues including suicide was already high. Now, two years later, the number of people suffering from depression, anxiety, substance abuse, domestic violence and suicide is even greater than it was pre-pandemic.
-
88-year-old radio program thrives online – The Christian Chronicle
“Are you listening?” The late V.E. Howard was known for asking that question on the “International Gospel Hour” radio program, an evangelism broadcast associated with Churches of Christ dating back to 1934. For 88 years the question has been posed to listeners such as Billy Boyd. Boyd, a member of the Rockliff Church of Christ […]
-
Public safety chief: Uvalde response “abject failure”
Texas Public Safety chief Col. Steve McCraw testified Tuesday that there were enough officers on the scene of the shooting at the elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, on May 24 to storm the school thre...
-
Mexico: Monterrey’s 5 million residents without water
Intense droughts and poor planning have reverted one of Mexico’s most prosperous cities into a water-scarce area. Monterrey began restricting water access back in March as the three dams supplying ...
-
Parents Prevail in Student Tuition-Aid Case
Supreme Court rules that states may not discriminate in student-aid programs just because parents send their children to a religious school.
-
Why You Can’t Seem to Find ‘The One’ – RELEVANT
When a longtime friend asked me out in college, I immediately panicked and jumped out of the car, running into my dorm with little explanation. We might
-
Why Study Mystical Christianity?
The goal of the mystical search is to see Jesus in the Spirit so as to become as much like him as possible.
-
Jordan Lee Dooley: Four Lessons to Learn in the Wake of Disappointment – RELEVANT
Editor's note: The following is excerpted from writer Jordan Lee Dooley's book Own Your Everyday. Jordan lives in Indiana with her husband Matt, a former
