Religion News Service: In a shift that stands to impact both religion and politics, survey data suggests that the percentage of Americans who don't affiliate with any specific religious tradition is now roughly the same as those who identify as evangelical or Catholic.
Christianity Today: Evangelicals show no decline, despite Trump and Nones
The (London) Guardian: "So why do we bother going back to these churches and people that have hurt us?" Lucy Knight asks. "The simple answer is that I still believe in a loving God, and I still have faith that views will change, and things will get better."
Christianity Today: In the Black Belt -- once cleared for cotton plantations -- rural black communities suffer the consequences of poor land stewardship.
NPR: 50 years ago, studying the history and culture of any people who were not white and Western was considered radical. Then came the longest student strike in U.S. history, at San Francisco State College, which changed everything.
The Denton (Texas) Record-Chronicle: After 12 years writing for the Record-Chronicle, retired UMC pastor Christy Thomas reflects in her last regular column.
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