Life returned to normal Saturday in the Rashidiyeh Palestinian refugee camp, south of Tyre, after a night of clashes that left one person dead and five others injured.

A verbal altercation took place on a crowded flight from London returning Lebanese expatriates to Beirut, as passengers were angered by the lack of distancing measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus, local media reported Saturday.

Planting trees may be a great way to help save the environment, but thanks to one Catholic diocese in Brazil, it's having a similar effect on parishioners' immortal souls. In an effort to bring a bit of green back

A decade ago, the Taliban's destruction of two 1,500-year-old Buddha statues in the Bamiyan Valley drew worldwide attention to Afghanistan's rich archaeological

The Echmiadzin Cathedral complex in Armenia is one of 12 spiritual destinations that are becoming more sustainable.

Religious communities may be wide open to fighting climate change, new evidence reveals.

The Shakers may be long gone but their simplicity of design still has an influence on American furniture.

"I believe that the earth is calling to us and that we are here to serve the planet as a whole by our ability to appreciate, to give gratitude and praise, to become ecstatic with wonder for the earth."

We often criticize climate denialists for being anti-science, and yet many environmentalists reject science that clashes with their own worldview.

Religious communities across the country will gather to reflect on the moral implications of climate change and our imperative to act. One man, in particular, should pay heed.

When Copenhagen failed in 2010, he denounced the failure.

After successfully preventing the Bluegrass pipeline from running through their Convent's property, these nuns are speaking out against fracked gas.

Inspired by massive flooding in the UK, the Church of England is renewing its commitment to fighting climate change. And that's sending a signal to the markets.

Fossil fuel divestment is a moral issue. Religious institutions appear to be taking a stand.

With high energy prices and a whole lot of mosques, Jordan has every incentive to support solar-powered worship.

The Muslim American Society of Charlotte isn't just putting solar on its mosque. 40 of its congregants are going solar too.

This may, possibly, be the oldest building in the world to go solar.

Many people swear by the value of periodically fasting for a day or a couple days at a time. Science backs them up

My problem with the word "humane" and the humanism movement

Witches are holding events to publically curse the guy.

Preaching Today provides pastors and preachers sermon prep help with sermon illustrations, sermons, sermon ideas, and preaching articles.

The death and burial of Christ sets the stage for the true victory that every believer has in Christ.

We are to fulfill the mission God has called each of us to complete.

Do not be anxious and seek first the kingdom of God.

Our covenant-making, covenant-keeping Lord goes before us and he is with us.

Christ has given us what we need to fulfill his mission in our lives.

In the midst of life’s woundability, what is your foundation?

4 characteristics we can learn from Eunice.

God causes all things ultimately to work for the good of those who love him.

It doesn’t require status or wealth to be a good dad, just trust in following God.

The history of Books & Culture through one writer.

Previewing the July/August issue.

Crayons, lights, and the boyhood of poet Pablo Neruda.

Stan Guthrie’s helpful survey.

Hannah Stephenson’s first book of poems.

The Summer 2013 issue of Christian Scholar’s Review.

With the same great content as always.

Previewing the September/October issue of B&C.

Andy Crouch on redeeming the gift of power.

A book of poems by Eugene Peterson.

An outstanding collection of essays.

Previewing the November/December issue of B&C.

A tale set in Norway shortly after AD 1000.

George Marsden on “The Twilight of the American Enlightenment.”

A standout amid the outpouring of books on Lewis.

Previewing the Jan/Feb issue.

It’s very subjective.

Roger Rosenblatt, on the case.

Jo Walton on sci-fi and fantasy.