Mark Auerbach works to preserve the memory of his relative Alexander Goode, an army chaplain who gave away his lifejacket and calmed panicked soldiers after a German U-boat attack

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman in Ukraine explains hot-button issues, evacuation corridors and no-fly zones; environment reporter Sue Surkes brings us good news for a change

T'ruah partners with the Faith Matters Network on a new course in 'movement chaplaincy,' which seeks to provide a spiritual anchor for protesters who face the 'pain of the world'

Jon Grobman was given a life sentence without parole, but after dedicating himself to helping fellow inmates through a canine training program, he's been granted an early release

Hungarian-born Rabbi Zsolt Balla says he feels a 'historic responsibility' to serve Jewish soldiers

The son of a Holocaust survivor, Rabbi Mordechai Balla says one of the most important aspects of his new job is educating non-Jewish soldiers while ministering to all faiths' needs

Rabbi Alvin Kass was held down and robbed during his daily early morning walk on city’s Upper West Side; attacker believed to be homeless

Police say suspect accosted Rabbi Alvin Kass and demanded money for food as he rifled through 84-year-old's pockets

With a 'new normal' causing most clerical duties to be conducted via phone or video chat, spiritual caregivers try to adapt without changing what works most

A three-decade military career has taken David Goldstrom from serving in the US Navy in the Pacific, to Iraq and Afghanistan, and now a chaplain for veterans who have returned home