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  • Homeless at The Rock0

    A Colorado church goes to court after its homeless program is derailed by a town’s zoning regulations. The Ukrainian family of 10 faced a housing crisis in the U.S. state of Colorado. The father didn’t have a job. The mother couldn’t work because she was caring for their eight children. The local county, which had

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  • One Nation Divisible?0

    The tale of a preacher, a president, and a pledge. During a contentious presidential election, as an unpopular incumbent sought reelection, the challenger hoped to reach out to Christian voters and find political salvation in the ballot box. However, the choice of religious advisor for the Democratic National Committee in 2004 did not work out

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  • Forging New Weapons Against an Enemy “as Old as Time”0

    A former U.S. diplomat argues for fresh thinking and twenty-first-century tools to fight religious persecution. There are few people who know more about the inner workings of America’s diplomatic efforts to promote religious freedom abroad than Knox Thames. For two decades Thames traveled the world on behalf of the United States—from Turkmenistan to Iraq, Egypt

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  • Tithe-payers Sue Church for Alleged Fraud0

    A group of former members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is suing the church for alleged misrepresentation about the way their tithe money was used. In Gaddy v. Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints the former members are asking for the return of their

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  • Give, and You Will Receive0

    The unexpected benefits for congregations willing to put political divisions aside to engage in their communities. In the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, there is approximately one place of worship for every 570 people. For context, the city of Boston has one place of worship for every 1,107 people and is ranked tenth in the

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  • A Religious Freedom Voting Guide0

    In the coming election, if you truly care about religious freedom, you’ll vote Republican. Unless, of course, you’re concerned about Christian nationalism and Project 2025 and its goal of Christianizing America through law, in which case you’ll vote Democrat. However, if you’re alarmed that young people in public schools are being exposed to militant secular

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