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Hindus have welcomed the historic Trinity Cathedral, an Episcopal church in Easton (Maryland), for hosting yoga classes. According to reports, Cathedral opened up its sanctuary and moved the pews to accommodate yoga classes. Commending the Episcopal Cathedral for facilitating yoga, distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada today, said that yoga, referred as “a ...

Today Orthodox Christians in Georgia are celebrating Easter, which is one of the most significant dates on the religious calendar. Churchgoers attended mass last night as curfew was rolled back to 11 p.m., however coronavirus regulations such as face masks and social distancing were enforced.

Rev. Cllr. Dr. Pearl Brown Bull declares at Providence Baptist 200 Anniversary Liberian lawyer and minister of the Gospel, Rev. Cllr. Pearl Brown Bull, has declared that Liberia’s foundation is in trouble if its citizens remain standing on the “Faulty foundation” that has upheld the country for 173 years. In her sermon, delivered at the 200th anniversary of the Providence Baptist Church on Sunday, March 7, the vocal Liberian female lawyer and preacher identified “Wickedness and greed for money” as vices that have taken over the true essence and motto of the establishment of Liberia....

Noble: Sunshine the best disinfectant: why churches must open their books US Justice Louis Brandeis, in his book Other People’s Money, explained: “Sunshine is said to be the best of disinfectants.” He leveraged the view that ‘public opinion … is full of sunlight … selfishness, injustice, cruelty, tricks and jobs of all sorts shun the light’. This is appropriate to the national discussion about religious bodies and money. The Bible is an interesting book. Paul indicates that people preach out of different motivations, including impure ones (Philippians 1: 14-17). The ‘wheat and...

Art Detour is back and bigger than ever. This year what was once a weeklong art walk celebrates art not just in Phoenix, but across Arizona, for more than a month. Through March 31, Art Detour will feature more than 300 arts activities and connect art lovers with special shows at art galleries, arts and culture organizations, arts-supporting businesses and visual and performing artists. The annual event is put on by Artlink Inc., a nonprofit that supports local artists, art initiatives and events including First and Third Fridays. “We want these 33 days to feel completely different from any...