The “Nones” Are Alright
The “Nones” Are Alright Article ByNick Street February 10, 2015 Share… Read More
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Muslim Women Create A Mosque of Their Own in Los Angeles
Muslim Women Create A Mosque of Their Own in Los Angeles Article ByBrie Loskota February 3, 2015… Read More
First All-female Mosque Opens in Los Angeles
First All-female Mosque Opens in Los Angeles Article ByNick Street February 3, 2015 Share… Read More
Mile of Miracles: A Microcosm of L.A.’s Religious Diversity
synogogue-church-wilshire Mile of Miracles: A Microcosm of L.A.’s Religious Diversity Commentary ByBrie Loskota January 9, 2015… Read More
Hampers of hope in Harbor City
Laundry Love Screenshot Hampers of hope in Harbor City Article ByNick Street December 27, 2014… Read More
Mindful Togetherness
Mindful Togetherness Commentary ByNalika Gajaweera December 23, 2014 Share… Read More
Downtown L.A. Captures Pentecostalism’s Past, Present and Future
Downtown L.A. Captures Pentecostalism’s Past, Present and Future Commentary ByAndrew Johnson December 18, 2014 Share… Read More
The (Next) Fire Next Time
The (Next) Fire Next Time Commentary ByRichard Flory December 3, 2014 Share… Read More
Chinese Christians Reshaping Their Nation
As a sociologist of religion, I'm fascinated by the fact that churches and Christian leaders have been integrally involved in these Chinese protests (see CRCC's interview with Samuel Chu), much like the Solidarity movement in Poland in the 1980s. This also makes me fear for religious groups all over China, as the Chinese government’s suspicion that religious groups are a threat to its rule is seemingly coming true. Groups that are perceived as a threat to the government do not typically fare well in China. Read More
How Muslim Civic Activism Helped Pass California’s Prop 47
Los Angeles City Hall building rises into a blue sky, with sun shining from the right. American flags hang off the edge of city hall. Read More
