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We have an undeniable moral obligation to our Afghan allies, including an entire generation that has grown up outside the shadow of oppressive Taliban rule. Welcome Refugees

After over a decade of leadership as President of Auburn Seminary, Katharine Henderson today announced her plan to transition from her role, with a successor to be named by the Board by the end [...]

Statement by the Auburn Senior Fellows Jewish tradition teaches that when a tzadeket—a righteous person—dies, an opening is created for a moral and spiritual awakening. We pray that Justice Ruth [...]

Should they win the election in 2020,  how will Joe Biden and Kamala Harris construct the role of faith in US politics?  How might their own faiths influence how they govern in their roles?

Surely God is weeping. We weep too. The image of a white police officer’s knee on George Floyd’s neck is burned into our individual and collective mind’s eye now. We see it in our nightmares and [...]

Dr. Tinker, a citizen of the Osage (wazhazhe) Nation, who spent an academic career both fighting for American Indian justice and challenging eurochristian students and communities to recognize [...]

President Trump who seems to be addicted to the raw power, itself. He is embedded now in our political system, getting drunk before our eyes on what he can unleash with one tweet

Ashley Stewart, has passed two birthdays over 18 months behind bars without a trial. New Jersey is a No Bail state and Ashley received the lowest possible score in the state’s assessment of her [...]

Mr. Perez and Mr. Hall spoke eloquently about how education and faith intersect behind bars