The growing, diverse phenomenon spans atheists, agnostics and others with varying levels of spirituality and religiosity, all disenfranchised with the churches they grew up in

In his new book, Danny Schiff urges a return to the religion's roots, shifting focus from synagogue attendance to being a moral beacon in an age of wild technological advancement

Those identifying as Muslim and those with no religion increase since 2011 census; archbishop of York says it is 'no great surprise' the Christian proportion is declining over time

In her new book 'Beyond Belief,' journalist Elle Hardy writes about her encounters around the globe with the fast-growing religion, and theorizes about what makes it so popular

Catholics, Baptists and other conservative clergy hail decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and vow to continue fight, as progressive groups decry health dangers and loss of rights

Vibha Galhotra brings her vision of spirituality and nature to a downtown rooftop, with a focus on climate change

Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg argues draft ruling would outlaw procedure in cases where Judaism permits, and even requires it; national polls show most Americans support abortion access

Tulane University professor Ilana Horwitz's research points to religious culture as reason for why Jewish girls surpass educational attainment of non-Jewish girls - and Jewish boys

After coronavirus pandemic restrictions forced a pause in services on-site, some went online, but as rules ease many community members are still staying at home

Christian Affairs correspondent Lazar Berman hosts Bishop Glenn Plummer, the Pentacostal bishop who moved to Israel during the pandemic