In a nation becoming increasingly diverse, the need for interfaith engagement is growing. But it remains difficult to build meaningful relationships between neighbors and groups that follow different religions.
There was a time this particular podcast would have been unimaginable. But in this political season, all kinds of surprises have become commonplace. Today our guest is Galen Carey, Vice
The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA adds its voice to the chorus of those thanking President Obama and Ambassador Samantha Power for their action today
Three years ago I participated in a delegation assembled by Clergy Beyond Borders, a US-based group that teaches clergy how to build relationships with those of other faiths. The topic
Michael Kinnamon is known to many as a leading academician for the ecumenical movement. His latest book, though, turns to the contemporary issue of fear as a driving force in
“As they went away, Jesus began to speak to the crowds about John: “What did you go out into the wilderness to look at? A reed shaken by the wind?
(Note: NCC Director of Communications and Development Rev. Steven D. Martin is participating in an ecumenical study tour of Jordan’s holy sites. Photos, plus a few words, will be shared
With anti-minority messages sweeping the media and the political campaigns, many people are scratching their heads about what to do about it. We live in a time when social media,
