Separated by Oceans and Generations of Tradition, They All Celebrate the Spring Holy Days in Their Own Joyous Way
“What you believe and what faith you profess don’t matter. The important thing is to believe something“
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March 23, 2024 •
Purim—Symbol of a Neverending Story
A minor Jewish holiday, Purim lives on as a symbol.
March 21, 2024 •
Movie Review: The Zone of Interest
A searing portrait of the ordinary lives of mass murderers and our similarity to the perpetrators
March 20, 2024 •
Disturbing Pattern of Mosque Demolition Continues Unabated in India
India’s historic Sunehri mosque is targeted for destruction
March 20, 2024 •
Women’s History Month
To all the women who kept religious freedom alive
February 29, 2024 •
Black History Month: Celebrating the Role of Religion in the Legacy of African Americans
How familiar spirituals were actually code to help slaves navigate the underground railroad and escape
February 21, 2024 •
Canada Will Pay $10 Billion Over a Violated Treaty With First Nation Peoples
A great many people, living and dead, will reap a measure of justice.
February 21, 2024 •
Fuyang Maizhong Reformed Church Raided Yet Again
Hundreds of pastors protest CCP action to shut down all but government-controlled houses of worship.
February 15, 2024 •
Celebrating Unity and Tradition: Sadeh Festival Bridges Cultural and Religious Diversity
Adherents of Iran’s minority Zoroastrian celebrate Sadeh, an ancient festival that marks the end of the coldest winter days
February 15, 2024 •
Holocaust Survivors Unite With Victims of Bosnia Massacre in Jewish-Muslim Initiative for Genocide Prevention and Peace
Joint observation of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
