Our panel delves into the string of attacks against houses of worship, the fire at Notre Dame and more. Then, a review of the newly-released film on Mary Magdalene.

In the Church of England, baptism can only happen once in a person’s lifetime. But what about transgender people, who have taken on a new name to conform to the gender with which they identify? Originally aired 3/8/19.

In the Church of England, you can only be baptized once. But some transgender people are seeking a new liturgy to reintroduce themselves to God, and their community. Originally aired 3/8/19.

From the floor debate at the 2017 General Synod that determined whether the church would accept this new liturgy, we hear from two Church of England clergy on the decision. Originally aired 3/8/19.

Mary Evelyn Tucker has long believed that religion and ecology are disciplines that should be studied in concert.

Our guest panelists represent three faiths – Islam, Judaism and Buddhism – and say they know it can feel lonely to be the “green sheep” of the congregation.

With "eco-anxiety" rising, some people of faith are finding fellowship by working on climate change together.

Kyle Meyaard-Schaap, national organizer and spokesperson for Young Evangelicals for Climate Action explains to other evangelical Christians that it was his faith that led him to a life advocating for the planet.

Coons is a Democrat who has managed to meld his faith and his day job in way that many in his party might find instructive.