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Pastors Ellen and Stefanie Radtke navigate faith and sexuality through their YouTube channel 'Anders Amen', while facing disapproval from their bishop and pursuing parenthood.
In the 1960s, the Baptist Church of the Golden Triangle collaborated with the Thai government to sterilize many ARA women, leading to pain and regret.
Saint-Basil-the-Blessed, commissioned by Ivan the Terrible, exemplifies Orthodox architecture and attracts millions to Moscow's Red Square each year.
Banu and Bhuntu navigate factory life in Bangalore, facing challenges to their friendship and rights.
Maximilian Bode and Christopher Schlicht attract new worshippers at Bremerhaven’s Emmaus congregation.
More than 50 million Brazilians are part of the Pentecostal movement, which is rapidly expanding its influence in politics and society.
A Buddhist monastery in the Russian Urals faces closure due to mining plans, dividing public opinion.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Erfurt faces opposition while building their new mosque.
Burger King, established in 1954, is examined through five lesser-known facts that highlight its evolution, challenges, and impact on the fast-food industry.
500 staff work at Spectrum Mind, a Delhi-based call center, servicing corporations in Britain and the US for about half the cost of US-based teams.
This beautifully made short questions if gay Muslims can reconcile their faith with sexuality.
Scientists are on the brink of creating healthy babies from stem cells, offering new hope for those facing infertility and related challenges.
Ten to twelve workers share cramped apartments with one bathroom and kitchen, paying 200 to 250 euros a month during the coronavirus pandemic.
David Buck shares his story of joining the British Army at 17 and feeling misled by recruitment marketing.
More than 10,000 incense sticks burn as believers pray for wealth, health, and family in the temples of Fuzhou, where folk religion is experiencing a revival.
10,000 joss sticks burn in Fujo's temples as families seek guidance from spirit mediums amid a resurgence of ancient beliefs in modern China.
The Egyptians explain their universe through centuries of devotion to gods and magic.
Thousands of children in Nigeria are accused of witchcraft each year, often facing abandonment, abuse, and even murder from their own families.
Eight Dervishes perform a trance-inducing dance on 8 August 2001, reflecting the spiritual practices of Sufi traditions in Iran.
Inmates in El Salvador abandon gang life for faith amidst the highest murder rates.
Chile's salmon industry, the second largest, faces criticism for its environmental impact.
Thirteen staff members at the Stadthaushotel in Hamburg, all with disabilities, work together to maintain the hotel's operations and support each other daily.
More than 1,100 people died when the Rana Plaza factory collapsed in 2013, prompting ongoing protests for better pay and working conditions in Bangladesh.
Over 1,100 garment workers died in the Rana Plaza collapse in Dhaka, Bangladesh, exposing the dangers of the fast fashion industry.
3,000 miracles are claimed on John Meer's YouTube channel, as he visits the UK to perform faith healing sessions.
Franklin Roosevelt's first fireside chat reassured Americans during a banking crisis, as thousands of banks had already closed and the economy was in freefall.
102 professional matadors work in Spain, but only one is a woman, Conchi Rios, who faces sexism while pursuing her career in bullfighting.
Taufan Wahab and Pingkan Mangowal rekindled their relationship after 15 years apart, despite facing opposition from their families over their interfaith marriage.
Freddy and Juan conduct a critical 2-hour test on their new wash plant in an effort to enhance gold recovery for the owner in the gold mining industry.
177,000 monks were killed during a purge in 1937 as the Soviet regime sought to eliminate Buddhism in Mongolia.
Cambodia's sex tourism industry faces scrutiny as women are retrained for garment jobs.
Many Americans still believe in literal biblical creation despite Enlightenment influences.
250,000 inhabitants of Giúmri worked to restore their city after the 1988 earthquake, which left only a few buildings standing.
In the emerald mines of Muzo, Colombia, treasure hunters known as 'Poor Bastards' sift through waste in harsh conditions, seeking value in discarded materials.
Twin Oaks in Louisa County, Virginia, is a unique intentional community in America.
At an altitude of 12,000 feet, 9-year-old Urgan prepares to leave his family in Tang to enter a monastery and study tantric Buddhism.
In Würzburg, a society tests supernatural claims for a 10,000 euro prize.
George Booth has been a cartoonist for The New Yorker for over 50 years, creating memorable scenes like a woman at a yard sale surrounded by clutter.
Faith unites Hutus and Tutsis in the Village of Reconciliation, fostering peace and friendship.
Japan has over 33,000 companies over 100 years old, with 19 over a thousand years old.
Christel symbolizes purity as Americans shift from Christianity to crystal healing.
Texas is home to about 400,000 Muslims, including several American converts who have left their Christian backgrounds for Islam.
Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine leads to severe sanctions against Russian oligarchs worldwide.
Devansh Kotak, 28, weighs the decision to leave his stable banking job in Mumbai to pursue a career in stand-up comedy.
The Hajj in 2002 shows Muslims in Makkah performing rituals to restore Islam's image post-9/11.
In Nigeria, Prophet Elijah Dankano leads a healing service for over 2,000 attendees while expressing concern over the rise of traditional African spirituality among youth.
India has recorded nearly 150 anti-Christian attacks in the last year, with two individuals losing their lives due to their faith.
The Toraja funeral in Indonesia requires buffalo sacrifices for the deceased's afterlife.
