Believe it or not, religion isn’t declining*
Washington Post: What is really happening? Rather than experiencing simple growth or decline, American religion is in a state of churn. Some sectors are falling fast, while others show phenomenal growth.
Move over, evangelicals: Mainline Christians are the 2026 swing voter
The Hill: Mainline membership decline is real. But decline has too often been confused with irrelevance. A church can become smaller and recover its voice.
Adam Hamilton addresses people nervous about voting for a pastor
The Topeka Capital-Journal: The UMC pastor says his experience as a minister will help him serve all people if elected to the Senate.
National credibly-accused clergy database unveiled as Chicago Diocese payouts exceed $400 million
OSV News: Attorneys for survivors unveiled what it called a national database of priests and clergy who have been credibly accused that survivors from around the country can look up.
Religion Unplugged: Protestant clergy abuse survivors build database
The unusual way my family celebrates Yom Kippur
Kveller: Most Jewish families go to synagogue; we lace up our hiking boots.
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