This day has been shaped by Nigeria's diverse cultural heritage, creating a distinct observance that reflects the country's complex identity. This day, marking the beginning of Lent, has been uniquely ...

Our culture may be losing its literacy in many areas, including faith. Faith Works columnist Jeff Gill explores why this ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Institute for Faith and Culture (IFC) announced today the results of a new study it commissioned with Lifeway Research. According to the survey–which was ...

Across India’s vast tapestry of languages and landscapes, something remarkable is happening. Faith and culture are weaving together communities once divided by religion and region, transforming ...

Just as America roils and frets over the election of a divisive and power-hungry president, a new book charts a path back to civility and commonality of interests. The Road to Wisdom: On Truth, ...

Christian hip-hop has grown from underground circles to a global stage, with artists like Lecrae and Miles Minnick blending faith, authenticity, and cultural relevance. Their work challenges ...

In a move that marks an evolution in its mission and scope, the Chattanooga Faith + Work + Culture has rebranded as Faith Co-Op. This new name captures the organization's expanded vision and ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla — The Institute for Faith & Culture has appointed Dr. Carol M. Swain, a sought-after cable news contributor and guest expert, a best-selling author and a prominent national ...

Father Rodel Balagtas sees it across the Roman Catholic churches he visits in the archdiocese of Los Angeles: A significant number of the parishioners who fill the pews are Filipino Americans.

As people in Malaysia’s Borneo Island celebrate their harvest festivals, Catholics join in the festivities, blending local Dayak music and rituals with Catholic worship, which reinforces both faith ...

Sinead O'Connor, Andy Warhol and St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York. (Composite photo/iStock and Wikimedia Commons) Not to judge a book by its cover, but Paul Elie’s new one serves as a sterling ...