Orthodox Easter

Eastern Orthodox Christians celebrate the feast of Pascha. (2m 15s)

The Mormon Church

How do Mormons define themselves, and how do they relate to the U.S. religious mainstream? (12m 17s)

Barbara Brown Taylor Profile

R&E profiles the Reverend Barbara Brown Taylor: Episcopal priest, author, and teacher. (7m 33s)

Jewish Day Schools

Jewish Day Schools (6m 30s)

Bryan Stevenson: Equal Justice Initiative

An African-American lawyer in Alabama is fighting to save criminals from death row. (8m 2s)

Brian Stevenson

Brian Stevenson (8m)

Rural Churches

Some churches are in jeopardy in America's Great Plains region as worshippers move away. (9m 19s)

Human Genome Project

Scientists and ethicists worry about the moral questions the new knowledge could raise. (11m 10s)

Speaking in Tongues

Speaking in Tongues (2m 45s)

Reconciliation in Rwanda

Churches are growing dramatically as the country recovers from war and genocide. (8m 36s)

Papal Sin

Papal Sin (7m 1s)

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Louisiana Prison Hospice

Agola prison has instated a hospice program to provide comfort to it's dying patients. (8m 4s)

Kentucky Gun Control

Major U.S. faith groups favor strong gun control, but the issue is still divisive. (7m 23s)

Retelling the Easter Story

At Easter, Christians love to retell the story of Jesus in a variety of ways. (6m 24s)

Synagogue 2000

A new movement called Synagogue 2000 is revitalizing Jewish prayer and community. (6m 33s)

Phyllis Tickle and Fixed-Hour Prayer

For over 35 years, author Phyllis Tickle has been partaking in fixed-hour prayer. (5m 10s)

Protestants and Gays

Some conservative Christians want clergy to stop blessing holy unions among gay couples. (10m 58s)

National Prayer Breakfast

At the National Prayer Breakfast, unity was the theme, but controversy wasn’t far away. (3m 15s)

John Spong’s "Here I Stand"

Controversial Episcopal bishop John Spong has retired and published his autobiography. (3m 47s)

Church Health Center

Reverend and Doctor Scott Morris tries to improve health care for the poor in Memphis. (9m 30s)

AIDS and the Priesthood

A study claims that priests are more likely to die of AIDS than the general population. (2m 45s)

Virgin of Guadalupe

"Wherever we are in the world, wherever there are Latinos, the virgin is there for us." (6m 49s)

National Cathedral Boy Choristers

The Washington National Cathedral Boy Choristers have been singing music since 1909. (2m 42s)

Disappearing Christians of Israel

Disappearing Christians of Israel (7m 6s)

Illegal Immigrants and the Church

Should churches help the needy, even if they're immigrants who are here illegally? (8m 2s)

Rev. Tilden Edwards and the Shalem Institute

The Shalem Institute, founded by Tilden Edwards, offers a unique worshipping experience. (8m)

Dorchester Temple

Boston's Ten-Point Coalition aims to engage local youth to promote a safer environment. (7m 48s)

National Council of Churches: Facing the Future

The Protestant organization must overcome financial problems and lack of a clear mission. (3m 42s)

Mary, Mother of Jesus

This movie puts a distinctly feminist face on a woman largely neglected in the Bible. (3m 1s)

Labyrinth

People are rediscovering the meditative power of labyrinths. (4m 29s)

Ethics of Organ Donations

Should states offer financial incentives to encourage people to become organ donors? (7m 3s)

Gargoyles

American pop culture is rediscovering gargoyles. (5m 8s)

President Jimmy Carter

Former President Jimmy Carter voices concern over aid the U.S. provides to the world. (6m 39s)

Frederica Mathewes-Green on Praying to Icons

Icons play a significant role in the prayers of Greek Orthodox Christians. (1m 36s)

Premature Babies

Who decides if babies who are born significantly premature should be kept alive? (9m 54s)

Disabled Worshippers

Individuals with disabilities are hoping to participate more in religious services. (6m 3s)