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Pew Study Examines Thoughts About Aging
U.S. adults are optimistic about aging, with most hoping to live into their 80s or beyond.
Invested Faith Announces 17th Class of Fellows Advancing Faith-Rooted Social Innovation
Invested Faith Founder Rev. Dr. Amy K. Butler notes: “In these moments of rampant oppression, economic disparity, uncertainty and instability, faith-rooted social entrepreneurs are stepping up to fill the gaps and to help our neighbors.”
Baylor Unveils Memorial to Enslaved Persons
Baylor University’s new Memorial to Enslaved Persons acknowledges the lives of those enslaved by its founders, offering a sacred space for reflection.
Faithful Pride Initiative Unveils Logo
The Faithful Pride Initiative at Good Faith Media reveals a Celtic-inspired logo representing peace and wholeness for queer people of faith.
Gallup Study Finds That Public Favors Prevention Over Punishment
A new Gallup poll finds that 67% of Americans prefer addressing the root causes of crime rather than expanding law enforcement, revealing deep partisan divides and changing views on juvenile justice.
Maston Foundation Accepting Applications for Doctoral Ethics Scholarships
The T.B. Maston Foundation is accepting applications for its 2026–27 $5,000 doctoral scholarship in Christian ethics, continuing its mission to promote ethical leadership and Christlike living among Baptists.
Democrats Regain Edge on Prosperity Potential for First Time Since 2020
A new Gallup poll finds Americans now view Democrats as more likely than Republicans to keep the country prosperous, 47% to 43%, marking the first Democratic advantage on the issue in five years.
Christians Caring for Creation Names DaySpring Baptist Church its 2025 C3 Church of the Year
Christians Caring for Creation has named Dayspring Baptist Church in Waco, Texas, as its 2025 Church of the Year.
Faith Leaders Condemn Administration Efforts to Abandon Historic U.S. Refugee Program
Fellow Covenant Members of Church World Service condemn the Trump Administration’s recent decision to abandon refugee program.
Jewish and Christian Panelists Urge Against False Hope in the Middle East at Faith Commons Event
At a Faith Commons event in Dallas, Jewish and Christian leaders from Jerusalem warned that lasting Middle East peace requires confronting power imbalances and collective trauma before seeking solutions.
Faith Leaders Lean Into Nonviolence Ahead of ‘No Kings’ Protests
Pro-democracy leaders met virtually Tuesday, Oct. 14, to discuss the role of faith communities in protest movements ahead of this Saturday’s nationwide “No Kings Day” demonstrations.
Growing Number of U.S. Adults Believe Israel Has Gone Too Far
According to Pew Research, since Israel began its military operations in Gaza after the deadly Hamas attacks in October 2023, a growing number of U.S. adults believe the country’s leaders have gone too far in their approach.
New Gordon College Doctoral Program to Address Literacy Crisis
As literacy scores fall nationwide, Gordon College responds with a new doctoral program dedicated to the science of reading and effective teaching.
Majority of Americans Say U.S. Too Restrictive of Free Speech
Most Americans say free speech is overly restricted, a Marist poll reveals, with disagreements on whether government should police acceptable speech.
25 Who Inspire | Robert Callahan
Robert Callahan is one of Good Faith Magazine’s “25 Who Inspire.”
CLEAR, Faith Commons Release Statement on Dallas Shooting
Editor's Note: This morning, a shooter near a Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office opened fire from a nearby building, killing one detainee and injuring two others before killing himself. For several months, the Clergy League for Emergency...
From Weapons to Plowshares: A Journey of Faith, Healing and Hope in Dallas-Fort Worth
In Texas, Guns to Gardens volunteers dismantled 85 firearms, turning weapons of violence into tools of peace and hope rooted in faith.
Good Faith Media’s 25 Who Inspire
Good Faith Media announces its inaugural “25 Who Inspire” list.
25 Who Inspire | Cliff Vaughn
Cliff Vaughn, media producer at Good Faith Media, is honored as one of Good Faith Magazine’s “25 Who Inspire.”
Gallup Poll Shows Sharp Decline in Value Placed on College Education
Gallup finds only 35% of Americans now view a college education as very important, down from 75% in 2010, with declines across all groups and political parties.
A Prayer Upon Hearing Charlie Kirk was Shot at a University in Utah
Christopher Mack offers a prayer for Charlie Kirk and our nation.
Inaugural “Jesus Worldview Conference” to be held at Belmont University
The inaugural Jesus Worldview Conference in Nashville will explore morality, Scripture, congregational life and justice through a Christ-centered perspective.
Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission Draws Pushback From Religious Liberty Advocates
Religious liberty advocates warn Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission promotes Christian nationalism and threatens church-state separation.
Annual Wild Goose Festival Fosters Transformational Community
From sermons to contra dance, Wild Goose Festival 2025 showcased a vibrant faith community embracing justice, creativity, and radical inclusion.
The Raceless Gospel Podcast Offers Listeners a Respite from White-Body Supremacy
The Raceless Gospel podcast offers listeners a respite. “Stay Woke?” is an inquiry for the sleepy- headed who are tired of the narrative of white-body supremacy and refuse to give it any more energy.
I Spoke About LGBTQ+ Inclusion at Truett Seminary and Watched Bridges Being Built
Georgia McKee finds hope and unexpected grace while speaking on LGBTQ+ inclusion at the Global Congress on Christianity and Sport at Baylor’s Truett Seminary.
Invested Faith Grants 16th Class of Fellows
Invested Faith is announcing its 16th class of fellows, bringing its total to 77 fellowships given to faith-rooted social entrepreneurs.
Work Your Corner: An Open Letter to the Queer Community from Pastor Kali
I’m not going to waste my time on my corner trying to hide who I am or the ways in which God has gifted me.
Gallup Poll Finds Pope, Zelensky with Highest U.S. Favorability Ratings
A recent Gallup poll revealed Pope Leo XIV is the world leader viewed most favorably by U.S. respondents.
God Waiting in the Chaos
Our eyes probably won’t be opened through a dirt and saliva mixture. But maybe they’ll be opened through a quiet noticing.