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Islamophobia goes back decades, before 9/11, a new book argues

Journalist Rozina Ali argues that there has been little reckoning with the War on Terror and the lasting effects of post- 9/11 surveillance policies targeting American Muslims, in “Seasons of Fury: Four Families and the Rise of Islamophobia in America.”

Ulaa Kuziez | Religion News Service

September 16, 2026

What AfD’s victory means for German churches’ influence

The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) Party scored a pivotal victory for the far-right in Germany, an outcome churches fiercely fought to prevent.

Liam Adams | For Religion News Service

September 14, 2026

If Gen Z is coming back to church, the real work is just beginning

The church’s purpose in a young person’s life must be entirely unique compared to any other institution.

Russ Ewell | For Religion News Service

September 9, 2026

Wendell Berry, writer and farmer, was extolled by many as a modern-day prophet

His writings touched on conservation, community and belonging, and he acquired legions of fans beyond environmental studies — including many scholars of religion.

Yonat Shimron, Adelle M. Banks | Religion News Service

September 7, 2026

The global rise of unhappiness and how religion can reverse the trend

Young people are facing an epidemic of despair, but data shows religious community is an antidote.

Byron R. Johnson, Thomas S. Kidd | For Religion News Service

September 2, 2026

The Museum of the Bible is offering a Christian nationalist vision of America’s past

The Museum of the Bible purports that not only was America founded as a Christian nation, but that the idea of a democratic republic was somehow foretold in the Bible itself.

Karen E. Park, Emma Cieslik | For Religion News Service

September 1, 2026

Pope Leo: War fuels a ‘vicious cycle’ of environmental destruction

The pope linked war, environmental destruction and inequality to the same crisis of the human heart, calling for a spiritual and ecological transformation.

Claire Giangravé | Religion News Service

August 26, 2026

13 US citizens denied entry to Israel for weeklong trip to learn about Palestinian Christians

A group of 13 United States citizens who traveled to Israel to take part in a weeklong trip with a Christian organization dedicated to Palestinian liberation theology were denied entry at the border last week.

Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

August 24, 2026

A Jewish scholar of Jesus makes history as president of the Catholic Biblical Association

The New Testament scholar has had a lifelong fascination with all things Catholic and has devoted her life’s work to understanding Jesus as a first-century Jew.

Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

August 19, 2026

Young African Catholics say faith inspires their fight against climate change

‘The goal is to remind people that caring for creation is not a one-day event but an expression of our faith and a year-round commitment,’ said Brian Chacha, 25.

Fredrick Nzwili | Religion News Service

August 17, 2026

Archbishop Mullally ends Africa tour with calls for healing from church’s role in slavery

The trip marked Mullally’s first visit to Africa and highlighted the Church of England’s controversial reparations fund to address its historic links to slavery.

Fredrick Nzwili | Religion News Service

August 11, 2026

At Vatican peace concert, Pope Leo XIV tells children music can overcome division

As wars intensify in Ukraine and the Middle East, Pope Leo XIV joined Israeli and Palestinian children, as well as children from other countries, for an interfaith concert highlighting music’s power to bridge divisions.

Claire Giangravé | Religion News Service

August 3, 2026
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