February 26, 2021
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Historic LGBTQ rights bill passes – after exposing GOP divisions Politico United Methodists reschedule meeting – and decision on splitting – again Religion News Service How California’s Jewish community won the battle over the state’s ethnic studies program Haaretz* Texas church helps mosque damaged after snowstorm Religion News Service Why a Catholic journalist is urging the church to engage Black Lives Matter Religion News Service Iowa lawmakers consider bill to create ‘alternatives to abortion’ program KCCI Des Moines Many New Yorkers want barbecue, just make it kosher The Wall Street Journal* Missing community, these college students innovated church online into pod watch parties Religion Unplugged
A megachurch was one of France’s first COVID clusters. One year on, 600 members sang and mourned in an indoor service The Washington Post* LDS Church kicks in $20M toward global COVID vaccination push The Salt Lake Tribune* In Iraq’s biblical lands, scattered Christians ask ‘should I stay or go?’ Reuters Shamima Begum cannot return to UK, Supreme Court rules BBC News Malaysian man wins landmark challenge against Muslim gay sex ban Reuters Gods, fireworks and plague: Taiwan folk festival takes aim at COVID The Guardian Indian coast guard find 81 Rohingya adrift at sea, asks Bangladesh to take them Reuters Peru court orders authorities to ‘respect’ woman’s wish to die Agence France-Presse
Inside Xinjiang’s prison state The New Yorker* Conservatives opposing the Equality Act don’t speak for most people of faith, and they know it NBC News You need to take the religious left seriously this time Politico Prayer and science led me to the vaccine The Wall Street Journal* Are Christian schools training Christians or Americans? Christianity Today* The insurrectionists’ Senate floor prayer highlights a curious Trumpian ecumenism Religion News Service The creeping radicalization of White evangelicals Religion News Service A sacred place undone by Trump must be saved by Biden The New York Times* Pope can’t make ends meet with a ‘no firing’ policy Crux
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