by Craig Nash | Aug 6, 2026 | Opinion
In June, St. John’s Church in Tartu, Estonia, hosted a fashion show created by the students of Pallas Art College. The annual event, “Mood-Performance-Dance,” takes place at a different location each year. Pallas organizers stress that each new venue isn’t...
by Craig Nash | Aug 5, 2026 | Analysis
A lawsuit brought by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Islamic Society of Tulsa (IST) against the city of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, highlights other efforts to limit the construction, expansion, and renovation of buildings for religious use,...
by Craig Nash | Aug 4, 2026 | News
As President Trump continues his efforts to pass the SAVE Act, which focuses on creating more restrictive voter identification requirements, U.S. adults are expressing fears about other threats to the November 2026 elections. Chief among them are political strong-arm...
by Craig Nash | Jul 31, 2026 | News
A new movement is seeking to partner with congregations and other faith organizations to draw attention to the growing crisis of healthcare affordability in the United States. One Nation, Overcharged describes itself as a “people-powered movement where everyone—no...
by Craig Nash | Jul 30, 2026 | Opinion
In 1999, while perusing the newsstand at the nearest big-box bookstore, I picked up a paper and began reading. The front-page headline grabbed my attention. It read, “New Study Too Frightening to Release.” The story began with the simple phrase, Researchers at...
