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Anti-Immigration Pastors Get the Attention, But Real Priests Still Protect Migrants

Latinx Christian leaders have been at the forefront of immigrant rights in the U.S.. teaching the inherent equality of all human beings.

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Faith leaders, including some evangelicals, central to migrant rights movement

A convoy of far-right Christian nationalists calling themselves "God's Army" have been staging rallies on the southern U.S. border against migrants. But some other faith leaders are central to protecting migrant rights.

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When covering the Trump prophets, listen up: Heavenly inauguration is in the wings — GetReligion

When covering the Trump prophets, listen up: Heavenly inauguration is in the wings — GetReligion
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Kansas City prophet calls for 21-day fast and prayer for salvation of Israel

(RNS) Mike Bickle of the International House of Prayer Kansas City has launched a 21-day fast and prayer intended to hasten Jesus' return.

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Mixed congregations in white neighborhoods get better attendance

And according to Dougherty, the findings were “startling.” This is a startling contrast to previous research that reported multiracial congregations are less stable, Kevin D. Dougherty, associate professor of sociology at Baylor University and lead author of the study, told phys.org. The researchers also found that both white and non-white Methodist churches reflect higher attendance when located in white neighborhoods. White churches in non-white neighborhoods fared the worst and had the lowest attendance levels. Overall, our understanding of racial diversity and congregational participation remains ambiguous, Martí, the L. Richardson King professor of sociology at Davidson College, told phys.org. In this study, we consider: What does the history of demographic change in local churches and their neighborhoods tell us about the potential for congregational survival over time?

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