For the first time, religious groups have filed court briefs against the so-called ‘sanctuary cities’ ban in Senate Bill 4, entering the fray in a lawsuit that seeks to prevent the implementation of the law that they say will harm their faith communities.

Leadership teams from five churches spent the past six months dreaming, thinking, and working on new plans for ministry within their communities.

EHF has developed the Kitchen Cabinet, a group of diverse clergy and lay leaders from across the Diocese of Texas, to serve as advisors and ambassadors for the Foundation's congregational engagement work to build healthier communities.

A broad coalition of mainstream Texas religious leaders spoke out August 1 against Senate Bill 3 and other so-called “bathrooms bills” that would discriminate against transgender youths and adults. The speakers, who represent millions of mainstream faith community members, included leaders from...

For the fifth consecutive summer, just a few weeks from now, young girls and boys – Jews and Muslims and Christians – will travel thousands of miles across the world from the Holy Land to meet one another for the first time. Such meetings in their part of the world don’t happen easily. For the...

For many, the triennial Episcopal Youth Event is a pathway for church leaders to strengthen their faith; but for some San Mateo youth leaders, EYE has helped them discern a path for their future.

For the fourth consecutive year, St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church and School, Nassau Bay will distribute 120 backpacks with school supplies to Title 1 students at McWhirter Elementary School in Webster.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, First United Methodist, and First Presbyterian Churches hosted a food drive to support the Navasota Christian Community Service Center.