The US Supreme Court will decide when an individual can sue to invalidate a law under which they’ve already been convicted.

The Reformed denomination “deplores” the legalization of the practice and offers recommendations for caring for the dying.

An interview with Rev. Hunt Priest, who said “Why do we imagine that God is not still working through our visions, dreams, ...

Elder Gerrit W. Gong advocated for belonging and civic responsibility during his ministry in Germany, Albania, North ...

Singer-songwriter and actress Deborah Ann Harry, commonly known as Debbie Harry, in a recent interview opened up about her ...

One North Carolina city offers a window into how Medicaid cuts may affect national efforts to address opioid addiction and ...

Arkansas Health & Wellness, administrator of Ambetter health insurance, is partnering with Sober Sidekick, a ...

For the past five years, a Fayetteville church has set up a fireworks stand just ahead of the Fourth of July, selling ...

If we imagine religion as a technology, argues Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith, we can better see the cause of its ...

A major new study has added to a growing body of research highlighting the health risks associated with marijuana ...

Empathy is a valuable, measurable resource, but it's far too absent from modern-day conversations. Negativity, criticism, and ...