A North Texas coalition of congregations, clergy and attorneys is helping asylum seekers connect with legal support and challenge detentions. Their efforts have reached more than 1,200 people over the past year, organizers estimate.
A North Texas coalition of congregations, clergy and attorneys is helping asylum seekers connect with legal support and challenge detentions. Their efforts have reached more than 1,200 people over the past year, organizers estimate.
In battleground states across the country, these faith leaders and hundreds of their colleagues will assume the role of poll chaplains for one day They will deploy to...
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Read moreArchbishop James Golka of Denver has asked Fr Chad Ripperger "to consider a one-year fast from public speaking and interviews," according to an Oct 19 statement from the...
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Myanmar’s military destroyed two churches in the predominantly Christian areas of Chin and Kachin states this month, bombing a Presbyterian church in the town of Mindat and burning...
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Democratic Texas state Rep James Talarico told a group of faith leaders Monday night that the Rev Jim Rigby, his longtime pastor in the Presbyterian Church (USA), convinced...
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