Pew Research Center

Religion & Public Life

February 04, 2020
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
At a Des Moines mosque satellite caucus, Sanders backed by majority of caucusgoers ([link removed])
The Des Moines Register *

Senator Rubio bringing Uighur activist as State of the Union guest ([link removed])
Reuters

‘I lose sleep over this building’: A rush to make synagogues safe ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Pastor John Ortberg allowed volunteer who was attracted to minors to work with children ([link removed])
Religion News Service

Memphis-based Church of God in Christ facing lawsuit following sexual abuse allegations ([link removed])
WMC Action News 5

J. Dana Trent is on a mission to discuss death with the post-Millennial generation ([link removed])
Religion News Service


International Headlines
Muslim nations reject Trump’s Mideast plan in Saudi meeting ([link removed])
The Associated Press

China’s Israel envoy compares virus travel bans to Holocaust ([link removed])
The Associated Press

For Lebanon’s Shiites, a dilemma: Stay loyal to Hezbollah or keep protesting? ([link removed])
The New York Times *

India says no plans yet to prepare a citizenship registry ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Mila: ‘No regrets’ for French teen targeted for criticizing Islam ([link removed])
BBC News

Slovenia’s first mosque opens after 50 years ([link removed])
Agence France-Presse


Analysis & Commentary
Americans are having fewer kids. Evangelicals are no exception ([link removed])
Christianity Today *

The case for yellow checks ([link removed])
First Things *

As anti-Semitism increases, let’s remember how Morocco saved its Jews ([link removed])
The Hill

Facing the fact of my death ([link removed])
The New York Times *


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