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‘The baton is being passed’: Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz on writing, working with her daughter

After the daughter and granddaughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham faced medical ailments, they wrote a book about a biblical character’s relatable life.

Adelle M. Banks | Religion News Service

March 31, 2026

Shuttered stores, canceled pilgrimages: Can Bethlehem’s Christians survive another Easter?

Every year before Easter, Elias Hazin’s phone would ring with pilgrims booking trips to visit Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus. This year, Hazin says, there

Michele Chabin | Religion News Service

March 25, 2026

Pope Leo XIV’s African visit a journey to the margins — and the heart of Christianity

As Pope Leo XIV prepares to travel to Africa, its Catholic leaders are underlining the significance of the visit to the continent, where Christianity is on an upsurge.

Fredrick Nzwili | Religion News Service

March 23, 2026

Oscar-nominated ‘Forevergreen’ reimagines story of Christian grace

The film’s textured, almost tactile, animation is combined with a soundtrack that blends folk music with sweeping orchestration to tell a story about unmerited grace.

Kathryn Post | Religion News Service

March 18, 2026

How one Chinese American healed from growing up in Western evangelicalism

Raised in Iowa, Kristin T. Lee grew up attending her parents’ Asian immigrant evangelical church while being steeped in the white evangelical Christian culture of the Midwest. She was left, however, with a disconnect between her Chinese American identity and the American version of evangelicalism.

Richa Karmarkar | Religion News Service

March 16, 2026

Deportations surge, aid collapses and faith groups in Latin America struggle to respond

“There simply isn’t enough capacity even for the local community. It’s much harder with a population that has been abandoned in places that are extremely difficult,” said Karen Perez, the country director for Jesuit Refugee Service in Mexico.

Fiona Murphy | Religion News Service

March 11, 2026

Metropolitan AME pastor’s new book looks to ancestors as a guide to civic engagement

Though often linked to Black diasporas and Indigenous culture, honoring ancestors is deeply rooted in American culture.

Fiona André | Religion News Service

March 9, 2026

When the bombs fall on other people’s children

Americans know what a school massacre looks like. Do we care about this one?

Omar Suleiman | Religion News Service

March 6, 2026

Michelangelo’s ‘Last Judgment’ gets cleanup as tide of visitors to Sistine Chapel grows

“The Last Judgment,” Michelangelo’s vast fresco painted into the plaster of the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel, is undergoing an extraordinary maintenance process in preparation for Easter, with a team of 20 restorers working in two shifts a day to remove a thin, milky residue that has built up due to the thousands who come to admire the masterpiece every day.

Claire Giangravé | Religion News Service

March 4, 2026

Religious ties shape how Black Americans define family, Pew study finds

Black Americans are more likely to consider people not related to them by blood or marriage part of their families, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center. Religious affiliation, Pew found, is a key factor in forming these alternative family networks.

Fiona Murphy | Religion News Service

March 2, 2026

Minnesota faith groups sue DHS over access to immigrant detainees

A group of religious organizations and faith leaders in Minnesota has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, alleging the agency is violating their religious freedom by denying them access to immigrant detainees at a local federal building.

Jack Jenkins | Religion News Service

February 25, 2026

Inspired by Catholic nuns, Kenyan Lutheran pastor becomes church’s first female presiding bishop

A Lutheran pastor inspired in her youth by a Catholic priest and nuns is set to become the first female presiding bishop of the Kenya Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Fredrick Nzwili | Religion News Service

February 24, 2026
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