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With so much of the faith community united to work for economic justice, Welton checks in with an activist who is taking a unique approach to these issues. Danielle Feris is the national director [...]

Many have said that bringing marriage equality to the United States is essential to protecting religious freedom and now, for the first time, a religious denomination has filed a case in court [...]

Sapreet Kaur: Executive Director of the Sikh Coalition Long-time ally of the Interfaith Alliance Sapreet Kaur joins our conversation this week to talk about the important work she’s doing with [...]

Sapreet Kaur: Executive Director of the Sikh Coalition Long-time ally of the Interfaith Alliance Sapreet Kaur joins our conversation this week to talk about the important work she’s doing with [...]

Linda G. Mills, Professor of Social Work, Public Policy and Law at NYU and co-founder of the OM Institute, spoke about the multifaith work she is doing with students. She explained how, through [...]

Finally, Rabbi Brad Hirschfield from CLAL – The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership – will offer some reflections on the Passover holiday. What significance does Passover play in [...]

Next, Welton checks in with a growing group of Americans too often overlooked during this holiday season. David Silverman is the president of American Atheists, an organization committed to the [...]

Skeptics may have thought, and their opponents may have hoped, that the Nuns on the Bus would be a short-lived movement for social change and justice, but Sister Simone Campbell and NETWORK: A [...]

The Similarities of 17th-Century Salem and the Modern World One historian and author went to direct archival sources to write a personality-driven book about the Salem witch trials. Marilynne K. [...]

Hollywood, the Bible, and Bishop Gene Robinson State of Belief is excited to welcome back the Right Rev. Gene Robinson, the first openly gay bishop installed in the Episcopal Church, a leader in [...]