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In Georgia, Father Maxime Qavtaradze aspires to revive the ancient practice of stylitism by living atop a 130-foot rock outcrop at an Eastern Orthodox monastery.
More than 6,000 monks once studied and lived at Sarah monastery, where rigorous debate and meditation remain central to their education.
Shamans from five continents engage in ancestral rituals and healing practices using visionary plants like yopo, San Pedro, and iboga to connect with nature's energies.
In Bangladesh, Christian leaders confront opposition from "insiders" who practice Islam while claiming to follow Jesus, raising questions about dual faith.
Ralph Sarchi, a former NYPD officer, explores the complexities of exorcism and the paranormal alongside figures like Derren Brown and Reverend Bob Larson.
A dying child is saved by a nurse no one remembers, while a man encounters his double and a doctor picks up a mysterious hitchhiker, raising questions of miracles.
A man receives life-saving medical advice from a radio program, while a near-blind mother races to save her sick child and a driver narrowly avoids disaster.
A long-deceased grandmother aids her grandson, while a mother hears her daughter's silent plea for help, suggesting love transcends death.
Gulab Maharajin defied Hindu customs by performing cremations at Rasoolabad Ghat in Allahabad for over 60 years, challenging gender norms in the process.
Debates surrounding the historical existence of Jesus Christ and his identity as either a man or the Son of God are examined in this documentary.
Wil Davies explores the central Visayas Islands in the Philippines, engaging with local folklore, religious customs, and the mythical Aswang.
Mass suicides throughout history, from the martyrdom at Masada to Jim Jones' cult in Guyana, raise questions about the influence of charismatic leaders.
A mother's nightmare saves her child, a girl encounters a ghost, and two Vietnam veterans' prayers lead to an unexpected revelation.
Two patients receive care from an unknown nurse, while a writer faces gang threats and a truck driver encounters a mysterious man offering help.
Don Reed, Sr. lived a double life, battling addiction while maintaining a successful business, until he found a path to recovery through faith.
In San Nicolás, Argentina, Bishop Hector Cardelli approved the 1983-1990 apparitions of Our Lady of the Rosary as being of supernatural origin in 2016.
Queer people of color from around the globe share their experiences of reconciling their Christian faith with their sexual identities in this intimate exploration.
Most congregants feel disconnected from both sides of the political spectrum, prompting discussions on how Christians can engage in politics without compromising integrity.
Reverend Richard Coles reflects on his personal loss following the death of his husband, addressing the universal experience of grief.
At Kumbh Mela, the world's largest religious gathering, theatre actors perform a play depicting the Hindu origin myth of the churning of the cosmic ocean.
Faith perspectives are examined through the insights of Adam Collins, Ghislain Maillet, Dr. Andy Bannister, Dr. Shabir Ally, and Dr. Fazale Rana.
Lior Liebling prepares for his bar mitzvah, a significant Jewish coming-of-age ceremony, with support from his family and community.
In Siberia's Taiga forest, Vissarion, a cult leader resembling Jesus, leads 4,000 followers who believe in UFOs and an impending apocalypse.
Mosaic Church in Rochester, NY, transitioned to an online worship format during the COVID-19 pandemic, adapting to new challenges in community engagement.
In Senegal, the N'Deup Healing Ceremony features intricate dances, millet offerings, and rhythmic drumming, all guided by the priestess's litanies.
In the mountainous village of Lourdes, a 14-year-old peasant girl’s vision of the Virgin Mary in 1858 transformed the town into a significant pilgrimage site for faith and healing.
People around the world share their confessions through a simple sentence structure, revealing personal truths and emotions in this faith-based documentary.
Since their ordination on a boat in the Danube in 2002, Catholic women priests have engaged the Vatican in dialogue about women's ordination and church misogyny.
Scott refuses to speak on air until viewers pledge an additional $600, leading to several minutes of silence before he erupts in anger.
Two Kalachakra initiations in 2002, led by the fourteenth Dalai Lama, are documented in this film, one disrupted by his illness in Bodh Gaya, India.
Award-winning journalist Lee Strobel investigates the historical evidence for the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ through interviews with scholars.
Ancient religions of the Mediterranean, including practices from Greece and Rome, are explored through expert insights and narration by Ben Kingsley.
Hindu beliefs significantly influence daily life in British Hindu communities, shaping personal conduct, moral decisions, and cultural identity through principles like Dharma and Karma.
Simcha Jacobovici investigates archaeological evidence related to the life of Jesus Christ, exploring his early years, crucifixion, and historical context.
The Roman Inquisition, established by a fanatical monk under the Medici Pope, targeted heresy and punished free thinkers during the Protestant Reformation in Italy.
Aum cult members reflect on their faith and identity, contrasting the experiences of Danish confirmation students and Japanese Buddhists in a philosophical exploration.
A chilling episode reveals Darlene Summerford's snake bite and her husband's sinister plot.
Islam is explored through expert interviews and insights, highlighting its beliefs and practices within the broader context of global religions.
Eighteenth-century scientific advancements, including those by Isaac Newton and Edmond Halley, revolutionized humanity's understanding of the cosmos and lunar exploration.
A Mithras Temple in London dates back to the first century AD and served as a center for a Roman cult during Britain's occupation.
Escuela Caribe, a Christian boarding school in the Dominican Republic, conceals troubling realities behind its facade of rehabilitation for troubled teens.
Jim Codrington leads a team in a week-long renovation of churches, transforming spaces to fulfill community wishes and enhance worship experiences.
Jim Codrington leads a team in a week-long renovation of churches, transforming spaces to enhance worship experiences and fulfill community wishes.
Jim Codrington leads a team in a week-long renovation of churches, transforming spaces to enhance community worship experiences.
In Chihuahua, Mexico, the LeBaron cult's violent blood feud, fueled by a Mormon prophecy, leads to over 30 deaths and a community in turmoil.
In Houston, Reverend Ed Young's million-dollar church complex contrasts with the uncertain religious futures faced by communities in Venezuela and Guatemala.
Shinto, Japan's indigenous spirituality, is explored through expert interviews and insights into its rituals and beliefs.
Ancient Greek myths, Celtic beliefs, and tales from the Brothers Grimm illustrate humanity's complex relationship with nature and the divine.
