The test case was another step toward holding the church to account for a global abuse crisis.
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The White House said agencies and executive departments that do not have a faith-based office will have a designated liaison to the new initiative.
The day after the embassy move was the anniversary of Israel's founding—a day Palestinians call the catastrophe, when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians fled or were expelled from their homes.
William Barber II and Liz Theoharis are leading the re-launched national movement, started in 1968.
A coalition of Muslim students highlighting the Jewish roots in Moroccan culture, and an evangelical pastor and imam creating a nationwide grassroots network are among those partnering against extremism.
A clergy group formed supporting a rabbi in the ski resort town of Whitefish, where white supremacist groups targeted her and other local Jewish people.
The author of The Once and Future Church was part of the shift to looking at congregations in their contexts—not just the church in general.
Israel's government has offered financial incentives for thousands of asylum seekers to leave the country voluntarily—threatening to detain or deport them if they didn't.
Patricia A. Davenport and Viviane Thomas-Breitfeld will each lead a regional body in the predominantly white mainline Protestant denomination.
A group of Baltimore congregations is connecting with black farmers to promote healthy eating and economic empowerment.
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