Democracy may not be perfect, but it has worked well for 200 years. Let us use our voice in reasonable conversation, and then at the ballot box.
"Good triumphant over evil. The underdog who perseveres and achieves. Who I long to be or who I am on my best day - those stories I'll watch."
The Jewish community is again getting ready for High Holy Days.
As we enter the home stretch of another election season, Baha’is often get asked, “Why aren’t Baha’is more involved in politics?”
"Very early in the ministry of Jesus Christ, the people who listened to his teaching were surprised by something about him."
"Although Paul didn’t identify it as the 'greatest,' hope is an important principle of the gospel."
"Beth Tikvah is only one of several small Jewish communities on the West Shore of the Susquehanna. We are all concerned about how we will sust…
‘Unite the hearts of thy servants, and reveal to them Thy great purpose,” begins one of the Baha’i prayers for unity. All of the Prophets and …
"These cries for justice are another reminder that we are living in a world where unjust acts are committed every single day."
"Whatever problems any of us have, we had better be serious about everyone’s biggest problem of all."
"If we are all spirit sons and daughters of a Heavenly Father, that means that we are all spirit brothers and sisters. While we may look diffe…
Today, July 3, is the 11th day of the Hebrew month of Tammuz. That does not mean much to most people, but July 4 is very important to many, as…
Our hearts are breaking and full of grief as we deal with the twin pandemics of the coronavirus and racial injustice.
"Many believe that God weighs our good deeds against our bad deeds and whichever wins decides our eternal destiny. Very few think their bad ou…
"He had been searching for a church but could come to no conclusion about the one to join. His family members were divided in their thoughts a…
"I have been reminded over and over again during this pandemic that the Torah demands the preservation of life as one of the most important co…
For many religious families across the United States, the coronavirus has disrupted their most anticipated traditions – the rites of passage t…
The mergers, to be completed July 1, will reduce the number of parishes in the diocese of Pittsburgh from 152 to 106.
After a local radio station canceled his weekly broadcast last year, Pastor Eddie Bone started putting his Sunday sermons online. But hardly 1…
Muslims throughout the world are celebrating the holiday of Eid al-Fitr, a celebration at the end of Ramadan. Here's an introduction to this i…
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"What are the opportunities before us as we face this pandemic sweeping our planet? How can our faith accompany and see us through?"
"There is a tendency to soft-pedal God’s involvement, kind of apologizing for God. God doesn’t need our excuses."
Normally, the May 1 "Day of the Indoctrinator" ceremony attracts Valley of the Dawn members from across the globe. This year's a little different.
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has thirteen Articles of Faith. While these do not set forth all the doctrines of the Church,…
"It won't be back to normal. This pandemic has reshaped us in ways that we'll continue to discover for years to come."
"As I write this, I, like many of us, I am in almost complete, physical isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic."
Thursday marks the start of the holy month of Ramadan for many Muslims. Here's a look at what traditions will remain in place, and how others …
