Faith & Religion Good News

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An African American philosopher explores the role religious pluralism played in King’s fight for civil rights in the United States — and for peace around the world.

Impact Ministries in Boonville, Indiana has already helped 24 homeless community members find housing: “That’s the power of compassion in action.”

The Peace Walk began in Fort Worth, Texas, and will end in Washington, D.C. Along the way, the monks are meeting with and being cared for by local communities.

Leaders at the Interfaith Alliance are using the ad to target media markets that have seen intense ICE crackdowns this year.

Over 27,000 people have contributed to a fundraiser for Ahmed al Ahmed, a bystander who disarmed an active shooter in Bondi Beach, Australia over the weekend.

Hosted by Siembra NC at Dilworth United Methodist Church, the training gave community members tangible ways to support neighbors amid a citywide ICE crackdown.

The Light the World Giving Machines enable users to donate specific items, like clothes, medicine, or food, to various charities across the globe.

Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant denied funds for New Birth Missionary Baptist Church and instead wants to serve members of the community who are losing their SNAP benefits.

Your simple guide to the dozens of Hispanic and Latin American holidays, weeks, and months.

The interfaith friendship has also led to coat and food drives for the surrounding community.

It will be the first affordable housing complex built in the downtown area in 20 years.