FIRST ON FOX: A new study suggests a person’s connection to faith may start at home, not at church. Communio, a nonprofit that uses data-driven ministry and practical tools to strengthen families, ...

What was religious life like in America in 1776? In this episode of the Harvard Religion Beat podcast, Professor Catherine ...

Faith is making a comeback in America. This is not a statement of hope, but one rooted in research, confirmed by cultural observation, and underscored by national conversations from the White House to ...

Credit...Photo Illustration by Balarama Heller for The New York Times Supported by By David Brooks Opinion Columnist When I was an agnostic, I thought faith was ...

The United States has long had a great deal of religious diversity, and was built on the idea of religious tolerance. But one type of belief was always rare: none. Until recently, that is. According ...

When confronted with the challenge of young people leaving the Catholic faith, we might be tempted to think the problem is solely a “religious” one — one addressed by improving their experience of the ...

Every Sunday morning at about 8 a.m., my mom and dad would load their three boys into a minivan, passing by a dozen or so other Catholic churches on our 20-minute drive up Route 1 to meet my ...

The Pentagon dropped 180 faiths from its recognized religions list in a sweeping May 2026 policy change. The post Complete List off Faiths That Just Got Dropped From the Pentagon’s Recognized ...

Protestantism teaches that faith alone justifies and saves us, and that works, though certainly necessary in the Christian life, have nothing directly to do with salvation at all — not even if ...

For many individuals seeking mental health support, faith isn't merely a cultural practice or affiliation—it represents a foundational framework through which they understand themselves and navigate ...