Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS), one of the world’s leading seminaries for training evangelical Christian leaders, in collaboration with MinistrySafe, a leader in sexual abuse prevention and education, has completed its first academic year in providing child sexual abuse awareness training for all students.

We seek an experienced journalist who can write authoritatively at the intersection of religion and politics. Part of the reporter’s job will be to follow the Catholic beat, while branching out into other areas of coverage.

Does your organization see a direct link between climate change and faith? What is the role of believers and all people of goodwill in fighting climate change? Does more need to be done on a grassroots level to combat climate change given the just announced U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord?

Cyberattacks are the next level of warfare and can be considered pre-emptive in certain circumstances, according to a leading panel of experts hosted by Religion News Service (RNS) at the National Press Club on Monday.

Global Sisters Report is pleased that its coverage of Catholic women religious has been recognized by the Associated Church Press with an “Award of Excellence – Best in Class/Online: Independent Website” in the 2017 ACP “Best of the Christian Press” awards.

Biblical Theological Seminary (BTS) has teamed up with Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment (GRACE) to offer a first of its kind, 3-credit-hour seminary course that will educate, train, and equip future pastors and church staff members on protecting children from offenders and serving adult survivors of child sexual abuse. GRACE worked with the National Child Protection Training Center and a team of Christian theologians, pastors, counselors, and child protection professionals to craft this historic course.

Religion News Foundation has received a two-year $210,000 grant from the West Conshohocken, Pa.-based John Templeton Foundation to help inform the public about how science and religion intersect.

Your piece, written by a freelance religion reporter, will be highlighted on ReligionNews.com for one week. The piece, while labeled as sponsored content, will run side by side with two of our own news stories. Whether a  narrative-form feature article, a book or movie review, a slideshow or list, your story will be presented in a […]

SILENCE makes its home entertainment debut on Blu-ray, DVD and On Demand March 28, 2017 from Paramount Home Media Distribution. The film arrives two weeks early on Digital HD March 14.

Writers and editors within the Christian periodical market will discuss the Trump presidency during the annual convention of the Evangelical Press Association when it convenes in Lombard, Illinois, on April 9 to 11, 2017.

Archbishop Alexander K. Sample has announced the hiring of Wade Wisler as the new Publisher and CEO of OCP. Wade will replace John Limb who is retiring at the end of April. John started his career at OCP in 1986 as a liturgy editor. After that, John worked as the missal editor and then Publisher, a position that he has held for the last 25 years.

COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Religion News Foundation (RNF) is pleased to announce a collaboration with millennials Will Peterson and David Cable, as the two set out on a “Modern Millennial Pilgrimage” from Saturday, March 25, until Wednesday, March 29, 2017. The journey on foot, involving 75 miles of travel and reflection, will begin at the […]

Religion News Service is pleased to announce that Richard J. Mouw, theologian, philosopher, scholar, educator and author, will begin writing the “Civil Evangelicalism” column, focusing on how evangelicals can model a gracious spirit in addressing important issues pertaining to the common good.

Connect with the nation’s premier religion reporters at the 2017 RNA Annual Conference, Sept. 7–9 at the Renaissance hotel in downtown Nashville. Building on the highly regarded debut of our Power Networking Exhibitor Breakfast last year, we will once again offer two options for exhibiting. Whether you want to share your message both by addressing attendees in a formal setting and welcoming them to your booth, or by simply inviting them to your booth to speak individually, we have options that fit your style and your budget.

While the word “diversity” is of necessity becoming a part of the American vernacular these days, the concept is not exactly new. In fact, in 1939, a group of idealists inspired by the spirit of the New Deal reform put their vision of American democracy into practice by creating Camp Woodland, a racially and ethnically inclusive summer camp for city kids located in the remote and scenic mountains of upstate New York. The camp’s innovative programs profoundly influenced campers for 24 summers from 1939 to 1962. One of those campers was Bill Horne, who grew up to champion civil rights as an attorney and now, as a historian, chronicles the development and importance of this special place in a new book, The Improbable Community: Camp Woodland and the American Democratic Ideal.