Jonathan Lee Walton, an academician, preacher, and administrator who has served on the faculties of Wake Forest and Harvard divinity schools, has been named the next president of Princeton Theological Seminary.
He will be the first Black president of the seminary, which was founded in 1812, and is to officially begin his new role on January 1, 2023.
The US Commission for International Religious Freedom called on the Biden administration Friday to establish a commission of inquiry at the United Nations to examine Iran’s brutal suppression of protests.
A new movie about legendary gospel singer Mahalia Jackson is now streaming on Hulu.
Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story stars Grammy Award-winning jazz and R&B artist Ledisi and covers five decades of Jackson’s life—highlighting both her personal faith and her more public role in the civil rights movement.
Members of two Native American tribes are calling on the federal government to restore features of a sacred site that was bulldozed 14 years ago as part of a highway widening project near Mount Hood, Oregon.
They’re taking their fight to the US Supreme Court after their case was dismissed by two lower courts.
A new survey of 1,000 Protestant pastors finds that half are concerned the economy is hurting their churches.
The survey from Lifeway, the publishing arm of the Southern Baptist Convention, also found that most pastors say congregational giving is in line with the previous year.
Through a grant from UNAIDS, the World Council of Church’s Ecumenical HIV and AIDS Initiatives and Advocacy program will host meetings in four countries as part of an effort to bring HIV and AIDS response back to national agendas—this time with a focus on sustainability.
When a synagogue in Austin, Texas, was left without a place to hold its high holy days services after its building was damaged in an arson attack, an Episcopal church stepped up to offer its sanctuary. In hosting the Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services for Congregation Beth Israel over the last two weeks, St.