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- GIL ZOHAR
GIL ZOHAR, in an article published by Religion Unplugged, sheds light on the modern descendents of the Biblical Samaritans and their long history...
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- LUCILA SIGAL and DANIELA DESANTIS
LUCILA SIGAL and DANIELA DESANTIS, of Reuters, report on the decline of the Parana, South America's second-largest river behind the Amazon...
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- PETER SMITH
PETER SMITH, of Associated Press, looks at the group at the centre of the Haiti missionary kidnappings...
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- CLAIRE GIANGRAVÉ
CLAIRE GIANGRAVÉ, of Religion News Service, looks at the history of meetings between popes and US presidents...
Churches during lockdown: In the UK, Church of England congregations looked to alternative ways to maintain connections
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- ANGELA YOUNGMAN
ANGELA YOUNGMAN reports on the findings of a Church of England report into how churches adapted services during COVID...
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- ANGE KASONGO
ANGE KASONGO, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how, given opportunities that were previously unheard of during the Ebola crisis, women are pushing for a greater voice in their communities...
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- MAYA GEBEILY and TIMOUR AZHARI
MAYA GEBEILY and TIMOUR AZHARI, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, report on the challenges facing freelance delivery workers in the Middle Eastern nation...
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- KRISTA LARSON and MARIA CHENG
KRISTA LARSON and MARIA CHENG, of Associated Press, report on how vaccine hesitancy, including among women of childbearing age, is leading to a stark gender disparity resulting in African women being the least vaccinated population in the world...
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- ADELLE M BANKS
ADELLE M BANKS, of Religion News Service, looks to remember the role Francis Asbury played in helping develop Methodism in America - and in the Black Christian experience in Philadelphia...
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- BENJAMIN RYAN and KIM HARRISBERG
BENJAMIN RYAN and KIM HARRISBERG, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, report on how those involved in the fight against HIV are battling to maintain services during the coronavirus pandemic...
Building a new community: South Sudanese refugees are making a home, and a church, in Central New York
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- JESSICA MUNDIE
JESSICA MUNDIE, writing for Religion News Service, meets a congregation of South Sudanese refugees in the heart of New York City...
With Malawi being declared the poorest country in the world in 2016, there is little opportunity for people, without sufficient...
