Multifaith Monday 5/11/15

by Vicki Garlock on May 11, 2015

Great interfaith news articles from the last several days. Enjoy!

Is the Death of Religion Really Imminent?

Faith Activists Still Helping Iraq’s Religions Minorities

Two Faiths, One Prayer

Women at the Heart of Folk Religions

What Churches Look Like Nowadays

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