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Jewish groups have come to the defense of an Evangelical Christian postal worker who claims he was forced out of his job for refusing to work Sundays, the day of the sabbath. 

By Mike Wagenheim Ahead of next month’s U.S. Supreme Court case about Sabbath observance in the workplace, several mainstream U.S. Jewish groups have joined Orthodox ones by weighing in on the matter. Louis DeJoy, the U.S. Postmaster General, delivers remarks announcing the Postal Service’s plan on implementing electric vehicles, at the Postal Service Headquarters on

If the court does not overrule a lower decision, grumbling co-workers could prevent the faithful from observing their holy days of rest, say American Jewish organizations.

Faith groups are (still) divided over abortion policy.

Recently the Fetzer Institute partnered with the Aspen Institute’s Religion and Society Program and religious freedom legal scholar Asma Uddin to explore how to heal Muslim-Christian relationships. Uddin is a visiting professor at Catholic University of America’s Columbus School of Law and a fellow at Aspen’s Religion and Society Program.

Interfaith America

(RNS) — News outlets have labeled the current court ‘pro-religion.’ It’s more complicated than that.

These 20 leaders, including the Rev. William Barber, Asma Uddin, Michael Gerson and Rod Dreher, are challenging the conservative movement to change

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As anti-Muslim sentiment grows in the West, European evangelical consultant urges a better response than burqa bans. Jayson Casper| Image: loeskieboom / iStock / Getty Images A minaret tower of a mosque in front of the Austrian alps in Telfs, Tirol, Austria. Within three decades, Muslims may comprise 14 percent of Europe. The face of the historically Christian continent, tallied at 5 percent Muslim in 2016, may dramatically change by 2050 if high migration patterns hold. And as Mus...