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Religious-themed brick sets hold appeal for both children and adults in digital age

Bible Bricks is one of a number of Lego-compatible bricks tapping a market for offline toys inspired by biblical figures and events.

Andrew Esensten | Religion News Service

January 7, 2026

Israel’s ban on humanitarian relief groups will severely impact aid to besieged strip, letter warns

Among the 37 groups whose permits to serve in Gaza were revoked by Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs were the faith-based relief organizations

Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

January 6, 2026

Amanda Seyfried sees ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ as a search for divine safety

At first glance, the story of 18th-century Shaker founder Ann Lee may not seem like an intuitive choice for a movie musical.

Kathryn Post | Religion News Service

January 5, 2026

NFL players urge Trump, Congress to address religious persecution in Nigeria

More than 60 current and former players affiliated with a Christian publication urged U.S. leaders to come to the aid of persecuted Christians and other religious groups in Nigeria.

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

January 2, 2026

‘Joy Within His House’: Making sense of life in a monastery

A 38-year-old Dominican makes the fundamentals of contemplative life more accessible to laypeople.

Elizabeth E. Evans | Religion News Service

January 1, 2026

Why do some people stay in their religion and others leave? A new Pew report has some clues

Americans who had a positive religious experience as kids are most likely to keep the same faith as adults.

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

December 30, 2025

Priest says sisters slated for deportation are Christians who could face persecution by Iran

“We all feel a wound in our body of Christ, knowing what’s happening to them,” said Fran Gardner-Smith.

Jack Jenkins | Religion News Service

December 29, 2025

White Christian clergy running for Congress as Democrats face skeptics in their own party

Robb Ryerse, who leads a progressive evangelical church in Arkansas, said he feels he has a moral obligation to run for office — and convince voters that being a Christian and a Democrat “isn’t an oxymoron.”

Malcolm Foster | Religion News Service

December 23, 2025

In ‘Famished,’ Anna Rollins links the deprivation of purity culture and diet culture

Growing up Southern Baptist in West Virginia in the 1990s and early 2000s, Anna Rollins heard one message clearly: Your body is a liability. Like many evangelical Christian women raised at a time when secular America became consumed with diet culture and evangelicalism sought to control young women through purity culture, Rollins tried to transcend her body altogether, restricting her eating and exercising obsessively.

Kathryn Post | Religion News Service

December 22, 2025

ICE Nativity scenes: Churches reimagine Christmas story amid deportations

At first glance, the Nativity scene outside Lake Street Church in Evanston, Illinois, has all the traditional hallmarks: Figures resembling Mary and Joseph stand near a baby Jesus, who rests in a manger.

But this year, the details are decidedly different. For starters, Mary and Joseph are wearing gas masks. Jesus, who typically is depicted lying in hay, is instead nestled in a reflective blanket often used by immigrants in detention, with his hands bound with zip ties. And behind the family stands three Roman centurions wearing vests with a very modern label: ICE, or U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Jack Jenkins | Religion News Service

December 17, 2025

Decline of religion remains stalled, says new Pew report. But there’s no revival yet.

Religion in America might be best described in the words of rap artist LL Cool J: Don’t call it a comeback. At least not yet. 

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

December 16, 2025

How a tiny London church is inviting passersby to be part of its new cultural mission

In the heart of London, on one of its most iconic streets, the side of a small, Baroque-style church has recently been draped in a

Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

December 15, 2025
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