Bells Toll and Shofars Blow in Memory of Four Innocents Who Lost Their Lives to Hate
In memory of the deaths of Denise McNair, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson, and Addie Mae Collins
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September 21, 2023 •
Roman Javelin Unearthed in Judean Desert Could Shed Light on a Failed Revolt in 134 CE
New archeological finds may be from the Bar Kokhba revolt of the Jews during the reign of Emperor Hadrian
September 20, 2023 •
Faith Leaders Learn to Help Others with Scientology Tools for Life
The Volunteer Ministers Canadian Continental Cavalcade and the Church of Scientology of Cambridge, Ontario, hosted an interfaith forum on the Volunteer Ministers program and the 19 Scientology Tools for Life.
September 20, 2023 •
In San Francisco Hindus and Jews Celebrate Twin Traditions With Networking, Laughter and Cuisine
Joint celebration of religious holidays brings two faith communities together
September 14, 2023 •
Racial Reconciliation: An Impossible Dream? Not According To The Transformation Church
A multiethnic congregation applauds racial reconciliation and confronting and dealing with America’s racial history.
September 14, 2023 •
The Jewish High Holy Day Season: Trust + Communication = Friendship
How one moment in a Jewish man’s childhood—a simple act of repentance on the High Holy Days—changed his outlook, his perspective and his life.
September 13, 2023 •
Chinese Government Guidelines Impose Increased Political Influence on Religious Venues, Sermons and Activities
China has implemented new repressive guidelines.
September 13, 2023 •
The History of the Interfaith Movement and Why All Religions Should Support It
The international interfaith movement began in 1893 at the first Parliament of the World’s Religions
September 7, 2023 •
Soccer Team Founded by Holocaust Survivors Is First Jewish Group to Participate in 'German Cup'
“We wanted to show that we’re still here—that we’re accepted, that we weren’t ended in 1933”
September 7, 2023 •
The Devil’s Confession: Adolf Eichmann Tapes Released Posthumously
From beyond the grave, Eichmann freely admits to masterminding the Holocaust.
