The early spread of the sport of basketball had a religious connection. St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Harlem first organized basketball in 1905. Black churches helped spread basketball across the Black community of New York …
A Mt. Juliet, Tenn., pastor has been fanning flames in his community with promises to “fight the devil” with fire. Greg Locke, of Global Vision Church, has been preaching for weeks about the devil, illnesses, …
Is there a patron saint for travelers during a pandemic? Amidst the Vatican’s tightening of COVID-19 restrictions, pilgrimage plans to Vatican City are either being canceled or postponed. A recent decree from the Holy See …
When students and parents were kept home due to the COVID pandemic, many parents got a more detailed glimpse of the education their children were receiving. Subsequently, there has been a rise in parents speaking …
Of the billions of people alive today, only a small percentage had any real experience with a pandemic that has affected the world the way that COVID has. It can be easy to lose focus …
When faced with a worldwide pandemic, many churches have made huge strides when it comes to their use of technology to connect parishioners in the past two years. For some, though, the use of technology …
Christian parody videos of popular music have become their own genre on YouTube, and as Faith on View has discussed before , they can vary from cheesy, to borderline offensive, to the outright bizarre. Because …
On sojo.net Phillip Pullella has written an article that highlights a glaring inconsistency in the Roman Catholic Church as it relates to members of the LGBTQ community. “The church teaches that LGBTQ people should be …
Many people admire America for its tolerance for all political views. However, the author of Sound Reason & More suggests moderates may not survive today’s divisiveness. For years, the term political middle was a safe …
Contrary to popular belief that current churchgoers would prefer shorter sermons, a recent study generated results that suggest quite the opposite. A study conducted by Grey Matter Research and Infinity Concepts among churchgoing evangelicals, found …