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Muslim chaplains in the U.S. military navigate challenges of loyalty and faith while advocating for the religious rights of service members.
In Toronto, host Tevya visits the Taric Islamic Centre to explore Islamic practices, including prayer rituals, Halal guidelines, and the history of Muhammad.
The Anglican Church struggles for relevance in the modern world amid declining congregations.
In 50 AD, Apostle Paul preached in Ephesus and Corinth, establishing early Christian communities and facing opposition from followers of the goddess Diana.
On March 13, 2013, cardinals elected Jorge Bergoglio as Pope Francis, the first Latin American Pope, through testimonies from those closest to him.
Women like Sarah and Oshrat fight for divorce rights in Israel against patriarchal traditions.
Tim Tillman, a revered pastor in Alabama, faces allegations of murdering his wife, Janet, following her tragic death, shaking the faith of his community.
Two Christian denominations compete for the allegiance of the Maku and Barasana tribes in Colombia's rainforests, impacting their traditional beliefs and practices.
Simon Harvey grapples with the tension between his homosexuality and his strict Christian upbringing in England during the 1990s.
Evangelical Christianity thrives in the United States, as host Tevya explores a local pastor's multi-site service featuring a rock band and examines the community's approach to giving.
Amena, a woman from Sheffield, navigates her identity as a British Muslim while raising two young sons with her Yemeni husband.
Freemasonry, one of the oldest secret societies with over two million members worldwide, has influenced social and political movements while remaining shrouded in mystery and ritual.
A 50-year-old missionary, Dorinda Coonan, has lived in the South Sudan village of Mario Liu for two years, aiding refugees from the Civil War.
Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, located on the northern bank of the Moskva River, is the tallest Orthodox Christian church in the world at 103 metres.
In Staphorst, Hilligje Kok, a religious woman, advocates for women's rights within the SGP while grappling with her relationship with her gay son, Willem.
A wedding ceremony unites Anna Katrina Facel and Brian Keith Pangeli, set against the backdrop of a controversial evangelical movement on sexual orientation.
C3 Megachurch, known for its appeal to millennials, markets conservative Christian values while attracting a diverse group of young converts.
Women in a Regina mosque face restrictions on their participation in prayer, with one describing her experience of being seen through a one-way mirror.
On February 3, 1943, the USAT Dorchester sank after being torpedoed, resulting in the deaths of 674 of the 904 people on board.
Lee Strobel examines the barriers to faith in modern society through interviews with scholars and theologians, addressing contemporary objections to belief.
In the Monastery of Agios Nicolaus Faron in the Peloponnese, six monks exemplify a life designed around meaning, exploring Byzantine architecture and Orthodox traditions.
A young woman in a Catholic family attempts to persuade her brother against pursuing a life as a priest, highlighting familial and religious tensions.
Reverend Dr. Jacqueline Lewis, the first African American and female senior minister at Middle Collegiate Church in New York City, reflects on her early life, activism, and advocacy for social justice.
In 1981, Pope John Paul II survived an assassination attempt that a Portuguese nun, Lucia dos Santos, had allegedly predicted based on revelations from the Virgin Mary at Fatima.
Declining congregations in Germany and the Netherlands have led to church closures, prompting innovative initiatives to repurpose these historic buildings into community spaces.
In London, British Muslim woman Mehreen Baig explores the complexities of being an independent woman while adhering to Islamic beliefs, engaging with diverse perspectives on women's rights within the religion.
Men and women serving in the Salvation Army are highlighted in Terence Macartney-Filgate's exploration of their dedication and impact on communities.
A safe abortion costs $250 on the black market in Colombia, where many women face life-threatening conditions after illegal procedures.
Pakistani society is explored through the contrasting perspectives of rock musician Aaiz, lawyer Neha, and Imam Abdul Jameel on gender equality and tradition.
In a small-town Catholic parish, priest Nicholas J. Viscio, nun Sr. Mary Lou Liptak, and nun Sr. Doreen Glynn explore innovative approaches to women's roles in the Church.
A rookie cop, a priest, and a woman in despair each experience life-saving interventions from mysterious forces in a series of extraordinary events.
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.
In Bangladesh, Christian leaders confront opposition from "insiders" who practice Islam while claiming to follow Jesus, raising questions about dual faith.
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.
In Houston, Reverend Ed Young's million-dollar church complex contrasts with the uncertain religious futures faced by communities in Venezuela and Guatemala.
70% of Americans identify as Christians, a demographic that largely supported Donald Trump in the elections and continues to influence political outcomes.
Prophet Mboro, a millionaire preacher in South Africa, is known for his controversial practices and extravagant lifestyle amidst claims of performing miracles.
Every year, thousands of American teenagers are sent to Christian reform schools abroad, often against their will and at their parents' request.
Jamali Maddix visits Tennessee to investigate the Rod of Iron Ministries and Pastor Sean Moon.
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation in 2013 was overshadowed by a global sexual abuse scandal, revealing his failure to address clergy misconduct and corruption within the Catholic Church.
Manny Waks, a survivor of sexual abuse at the Yeshivah Centre in Melbourne, publicly confronts his abuser and the community's efforts to silence him.
In Uganda, a critical examination reveals how religious practices often overshadow urgent societal issues like the economy, health, and LGBTQ+ rights.
Seventy percent of Americans identify as Christians, with many mobilizing to support Donald Trump's political campaigns.
In the United States, born-again Christians engage in mass baptisms and create attractions like the Creationist museum in Kentucky, reflecting the deep intertwining of faith and culture.
On October 6, a counter-demonstration in Poland will feature songs and prayers in response to a parade, reflecting deep societal tensions.
At least 13 people were killed in a mass shooting at a community college in Oregon, prompting many Christians to arm themselves for protection.
Thousands of people lined up in Moscow last winter to participate in a revival of an old Russian Orthodox baptism ritual.
Approximately 90 million evangelicals live in the United States, many of whom mobilized to support Donald Trump's election and continue to influence politics.
