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The New York Supreme Court's first female Hasidic judge
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Finding Falun Gong
Twenty years ago, China began a crackdown on Falun Gong. What has become of the movement?
Queerly beloved: Same-sex love and the Synod
Should the Anglican Church allow and conduct LGBT blessings, and even marriages?
Israel – Gaza: Can interfaith work prevail?
The projects trying to build understanding between Israelis and Palestinians.
The Right Thing: Wolves in sheep's clothing
How nurse Margaret Ruto's determination brought justice for Kenyan child abuse victims
The Right Thing: Follow God, not the people
Frank Mugisha, Uganda’s best-known LGBTQ+ activist, on faith, fear and personal freedom
The Sarajevo Haggadah
How a 700-year-old Jewish prayer book captures the story of Sarajevo
Queer and Christian in Kenya
Esther Ogola meets Christians who’ve formed Kenya’s first openly queer-affirming Church.
Into the mystic: Irish myths and fairytales
The mysterious twilight world of Celtic traditions and folklore that continue today
Facing death in Kenya
Defying taboos to ease the ing of those with terminal illness in Kenya
Russia’s Africa crusade
How Moscow is using divisions within Orthodox Christianity to extend its power in Africa
Religion in the 21st Century: Islam
What does it mean to be a young Muslim in the world today?
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