How Legal Weed Impacts the Environment in New Jersey

Long associated with the social and environmental justice movement, cannabis actually creates a lot of environmental pollution, experts say. The post How Legal Weed Impacts the Environment in New Jersey appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

Why Are Mission Trips an Evangelical Rite of Passage for US Teens?

According to some estimates, as many as 2 million youth and adults per year participated in Christian mission trips before the pandemic. The post Why Are Mission Trips an Evangelical Rite of Passage for US Teens? appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

Demographic Changes Leave Many Churches With a Sustainability Dilemma

Demographic shifts have led to congregations becoming older and smaller, leaving a handful of people to care for a large, older building. The post Demographic Changes Leave Many Churches With a Sustainability Dilemma appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

Solar Power Spreads in Appalachia as Churches Take Action

The challenges of getting solar adoption in Appalachia are manifold, where less than 1 percent of houses of worship have solar. The post Solar Power Spreads in Appalachia as Churches Take Action appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

How to Watch ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ for Free in Newark

The Newark Office of Film and TV and its partners are bringing a special screening of the new "Walking Dead" series to the city. The post How to Watch ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ for Free in Newark appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

NJ Law Could Keep More Mentally Ill Offenders Out of Criminal Court

Law would help ensure appropriate treatment for petty offenders with history of mental illness, ease burden on criminal justice system. The post NJ Law Could Keep More Mentally Ill Offenders Out of Criminal Court appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

Kenyan Coffee Farm Spreads Conservation Skills to Local Community

Surrounded by hills, valleys, dirt roads and vast, uncultivated, semi-arid lands dotted with acacia trees and cacti sits the Archdiocese of Nyeri‘s Nyeri Hill Farm. Approximately 103 miles (166 kilometers) from Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, and less than 2...

When Faith Says to Help Migrants — and the Law Says Don’t

Many religions preach on caring for strangers. But what happens when caring for the stranger comes into conflict with government policy? The post When Faith Says to Help Migrants — and the Law Says Don’t appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

Who’s Afraid of a Black Cleopatra?

The new Netflix docudrama series “Queen Cleopatra,” produced and narrated by Jada Pinkett Smith, has already elicited a passionate response The post Who’s Afraid of a Black Cleopatra? appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

How COVID Impacted Religion and Spirituality for People in Camden

The COVID-19 pandemic altered the way many people lived their lives, from financially to socially, but what about religiously? The post How COVID Impacted Religion and Spirituality for People in Camden appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine

Why a Pastor Decided to Reformat His Church Into a Community Center

After a satellite campus of a large church struggled, a pastor decided to reformat his church into a community center to address needs in his hometown of Blue Island, Illinois. The post Why a Pastor Decided to Reformat His Church Into a Community Center appears on...

Emmett Till Accuser Carolyn Bryant Donham Has Died

Carolyn Bryant Donham, the White woman who accused Black teenager Emmett Till of making inappropriate advances in 1955, has died. The post Emmett Till Accuser Carolyn Bryant Donham Has Died appears on Faithfully Magazine. Faithfully Magazine