In Latin America, faith and politics are being disentangled.
Notes from the Global Church
Philip Jenkins charts developments in the Two-Thirds World
Image: Accra, Ghana. Some rights reserved by Jonatan Freund.
Americans don’t have to look as far away as Europe for an example of how quickly secularization can come.
Most LDS members are not from the United States. The church’s leadership and practices are another story.
In the remote northeast region, Christianity has flourished for generations.
James Ault’s new documentary offers a window into a vast and exciting musical world.
The Londoners who come to Aylesford as pilgrims are an impressively polychrome microcosm of Christianity.
It utterly reshaped the country’s religious landscape.
Why is the world’s largest church building in Yamoussoukro?
What’s replacing it?
In 1896, a Christian army from Ethiopia defeated the Italians.
A growing number of Malayalam-language films feature Christian characters or themes.
Faith shaped by migration, diaspora, and slavery
The Pentecostals of the Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus have a mighty vision.
Something as big as a plague always remakes the religious landscape.
The media portrays him as a progressive. It’s not that simple.
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