For religious communities in America, our message is simple: To be religious in the 21st century means you have to be inter-religious.
I commend All Saints Episcopal Church for standing their ground and opening up their doors and hearts to their Muslim neighbors. I pray that one day we, too, can do the same for them.
For religious communities in America, our message is simple: To be religious in the 21st century means you have to be inter-religious.
Faith means taking action. Spirituality without action is fruitless and social action without spirituality is heartless. At All Saints, we are boldly political without being partisan.
We can change that dynamic. We can make the decision to stop sleepwalking, to wake up to reality, to embrace the inter-connectedness that binds us all, no matter what religion or race.
For the first time in its history, the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) is holding its annual convention at a Christian church. But now the counci...
Throughout our history, All Saints Church has often been in the line of fire -- and we're proud of that. Most importantly, we still are right where we want to be.
By Sean Kirst Religion News Service SYRACUSE, N.Y. (RNS) Like most Americans, Brother Edmund Dwyer was stunned by early coverage of the 9/11 terro...
As the collection basket made its way toward me, I wondered what to do. My business had been slow, so I had no extra money to give. I desperately wanted to support this marvelous process unfolding in South Africa.
