Desmond Tutu, anti-apartheid hero who never stopped fighting for “rainbow nation”
Reuters: “Like falling in love” is how Archbishop Desmond Tutu described voting in South Africa’s first democratic election in 1994, a remark that captured both his puckish humor and his profound emotions after decades fighting apartheid.
Reuters: “Like falling in love” is how Archbishop Desmond Tutu described voting in South Africa’s first democratic election in 1994, a remark that captured both his puckish humor and his profound emotions after decades fighting apartheid.
How some churches are working to alleviate period poverty*
Christian Century: Menstruation supplies are expensive — and stigmatized. So many people just go without.
Christian Century: Menstruation supplies are expensive — and stigmatized. So many people just go without.
Whose house? Their house: Just who was held accountable for the 1/6 insurrection is telling
Religion Dispatches: In terms of consequences, the primary focus has been on individual rioters.
Religion Dispatches: In terms of consequences, the primary focus has been on individual rioters.
How East London’s oldest halal restaurant survived the pandemic
Religion News Service: Halal Restaurant opened in 1939 to serve the needs of Muslims in the maritime industry. Over the ensuing decades the restaurant has changed alongside the rapidly shifting neighborhood.
Religion News Service: Halal Restaurant opened in 1939 to serve the needs of Muslims in the maritime industry. Over the ensuing decades the restaurant has changed alongside the rapidly shifting neighborhood.
The New York Times: Rare books in Rome are going online thanks to a German copier, a Long Island scanning firm and a New York software company.
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