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The finding comes as religious freedom faces growing restrictions worldwide and new research highlights religion’s role in shaping strong societies.

The finding comes as evidence points to a leveling off in the long decline of religious identification and practice in American life.

Long before cards, flowers and brunch reservations defined the holiday, Mother’s Day grew from women organizing to protect families, heal communities and serve those in need.

Faith-Based Coordinator Anibal Heredia Burgos on pioneering interfaith collaboration—and why the new Ideal Church of Scientology of Puerto Rico represents a turning point for community impact.

Teachers are being pushed out of Quebec classrooms for wearing hijabs, turbans and other religious symbols. Civil liberties groups say the province’s escalating secularism laws are targeting faith itself.

New survey finds Americans increasingly embrace public expression of faith while affirming key Supreme Court religious liberty rulings.

After years of collapse, the share of Americans identifying with Christianity and other religions has stabilized. The findings challenge narratives of secular dominance in American life.

As the bill heads for a vote in the new year, communities across Quebec warn it would push religion out of public life and criminalize simple acts of religious devotion.

The Sutherland Institute found that 77 percent of nonreligious Americans viewed faith as “part of the problem”—until they discovered what religions actually do.

One-third of nations now criminalize faith, as USCIRF urges renewed global leadership to defend the right to believe.