Apr 29 Health Amid Measles Outbreaks, Debate Grows Over Religious Exemptions From Vaccination Kentucky is among 22 states that have reported cases of measles this year. By Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 29 Health Debate Grows Over Religious Exemptions From Vaccination Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 3 Community Baptist Pastors Say Race Conversation Should Focus On Southern Baptist Seminary, Not Castleman At a Simmons College discussion Wednesday, panelists addressed a recent report in which the Seminary acknowledged its racist legacy. By Amina Elahi Apr 3 Community Pastors Say Race Conversation Should Focus On Southern Baptist Seminary Amina Elahi
Feb 1 Community Police Arrest Juvenile In Vandalism Of Hindu Temple Louisville Metro Police Detective Russell Montfort told news outlets the 17-year-old suspect was arrested Thursday after police received a tip. By Associated Press Feb 1 Community Police Arrest Juvenile In Vandalism Of Hindu Temple Associated Press
Jan 30 Community Louisville Police Search For People Who Vandalized Hindu Temple A Hindu temple off Bardstown Road was vandalized this weekend in what city officials are calling a hate crime. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 30 Community Louisville Police Search For People Who Vandalized Hindu Temple Kyeland Jackson
Jun 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Writer Silas House On ‘Southernmost,’ Sexuality And His Faith Journey Silas House’s new book “Southernmost” tells the story of Asher Sharp — an evangelical preacher who sees his life anew after a flood washes away his Tennessee community. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 4 Arts and Culture Ky. Writer Silas House On 'Southernmost,' Sexuality And His Faith Ashlie Stevens
Jan 7 Arts and Culture Bunbury Theatre Collaborates On Jewish ‘Identity Theatre’ Project Louisville’s Bunbury Theatre Company and the Chicago-based Shpiel Performing Identity have teamed up to explore Jewish and other ethnic identities in Louisville. By Ashlie Stevens Jan 7 Arts and Culture Bunbury Theatre Collaborates On Jewish 'Identity Theatre' Project Ashlie Stevens
Dec 28 Economy Best Of 2017: Economy Reporter Roxanne Scott On Soccer, Satanism And Food Deserts This year, economy reporter Roxanne Scott covered a range of issues including downtown development and immigrant deportation. Here are some of her favorites. By Staff Dec 28 Economy Best Of 2017: Soccer, Satanism And Food Deserts Staff
Dec 7 Community Interfaith Leaders Gather In Louisville To Support DACA Fix Interfaith leaders in Louisville met Thursday to voice support for legislation to fix DACA, the Obama-era directive Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. By Roxanne Scott Dec 7 Community Interfaith Leaders Gather In Louisville To Support DACA Fix Roxanne Scott
Jun 17 Community Turkish Iftar During Ramadan Has New Significance This Year In Louisville Muslims across the globe are celebrating the holy month of Ramadan. Part of that celebration includes Iftar, or the nightly meal Muslims eat to break their fast. By Roxanne Scott Jun 17 Community Turkish Iftar During Ramadan Has New Significance This Year In Louisville Roxanne Scott
Jun 14 Community During Ramadan, Bottled Water Helps Local Muslims Bridge Religious Divide On a recent 90 degree-day in Louisville, a group of young Muslims are doing street outreach to spread goodwill and counteract Islamophobia. By Roxanne Scott Jun 14 Community Bottled Water Helps Local Muslims Bridge Religious Divide Roxanne Scott
Jun 11 Politics ‘Anti-Sharia’ Marchers Met With Counter-Protests Around The Country "March Against Sharia" participants said the Islamic moral code is a threat to U.S. society and women's rights. By James Doubek, NPR Jun 11 Politics 'Anti-Sharia' Marchers Met With Counter-Protests Around The Country James Doubek, NPR
Apr 20 Environment Festival Of Faiths: Making A Religious Case For Environmental Stewardship Nana Firman is the Muslim outreach director for non-profit GreenFaith. She discusses how she uses the Koran to teach Muslims about the environment. By Erica Peterson Apr 20 Environment Making A Religious Case For Environmental Stewardship Erica Peterson
Apr 17 Arts and Culture Festival Of Faiths: Using Comedy To Bridge Cultural Divide Chicago-based comedian Azhar Usman is the co-founder of the international comedy showcase "Allah Made Me Funny-The Official Muslim Comedy Tour." By Bill Burton Apr 17 Arts and Culture Festival Of Faiths: Using Comedy To Bridge Cultural Divide Bill Burton
Mar 25 Commentary Strange Fruit: What It Means To Be Black, Gay, And Christian "There's a sense in which black Christians have always wanted to seem rather orthodox in terms of their doctrinal beliefs and convictions." By Laura Ellis Mar 25 Commentary Strange Fruit: What It Means To Be Black, Gay, And Christian Laura Ellis
Mar 16 Economy #Blessed: How Louisville Developers Are Resurrecting Old Churches Real estate developers are taking advantage of beautiful old buildings that dwindling congregations can no longer support. By Roxanne Scott Mar 16 Economy #Blessed: How Louisville Developers Are Resurrecting Old Churches Roxanne Scott