For one pastor the issues facing his community was more important than partisanship. The Rev. Van Moody talks about why it was important for him to speak with President Trump, despite criticisms he faced.

The One America Movement aims to use faith and science to “bridge divides and solve problems.” The Neighborly Faith podcast focuses on helping evangelical Christians navigate an increasingly diverse world.

We hear about how faith-motivated voters may have influenced the midterm elections. Plus, how one organization is supporting a more diverse Minnesota.

After a divisive midterm election, we learn about some people of faith who are trying to model a path to unity.

In the aftermath of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, we learn about one longstanding effort between Jewish and Muslim women to stand together in solidarity against prejudice.

The deadly shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue has prompted debate on what responses are appropriate and which politicize, and if a climate of anti-Semitism is growing, who’s contributing to it?

As the Jewish community across the country reels from the recent tragedy in Pittsburgh, people across faith lines are gathering to support their Jewish neighbors.

The Jewish community at large and its allies mourn the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history, in which 11 people were killed.

In Texas, a reliably red state, some evangelical women want to vote from a "pro-life, not just pro-birth" stance, and see democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke's committment to immigrant families as part of that platform.

The nearly 25 percent of the U.S. population who identify as “religiously unaffiliated” tend to vote Democratic. But, they have regularly low turnout We learn about secular efforts to get out the vote this November.