Religion and Faith

Gibbs: Obama gives 'strong support' to Dalai Lama
President Barack Obama welcomed the Dalai Lama for closely-watched White House talks Thursday, risking fallout in China over the get-together and Obama's statement supporting preservation of Tibet's identity and human rights.
Ashes to ashes and muscle to mush
A lesson for the beginning of Lent: Sometimes, the shortcut isn't the easier path.
Where God and science meet
Speaking of Faith's Krista Tippett explores the intersection of faith and science, how they co-exist, and where there's tension. A new book collects some of her conversations with scientists, religious scholars, and others on the topic.
The Rev. Brian Prior is being consecrated as Bishop of the Minnesota Episcopal church Saturday.
China urged the United States on Friday to immediately cancel plans for President Barack Obama to meet with the Dalai Lama next week, warning the move could further hurt ties.
Through hard times, a family finds strength in faith
She has come to believe that tough things in life are meant to mature her -- not to punish her.
Another Lutheran church in southeastern Minnesota has voted to leave the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America over the group's policy on accepting gay clergy.
The first Muslim elected to Congress is meeting Monday with leaders of faiths including Christianity, Judaism, Islam and other traditions.
St. Cloud Muslims fearful and angry after racist incidents
More than 300 St. Cloud area residents attended a town hall meeting Tuesday night, concerned about the racism in the area in light of public postings of anti-Islamic images around the city in early December.
Documentary: 'No Jews Allowed'
Midday rebroadcasts a 1992 documentary, "No Jews Allowed," which looks back at the anti-Semitism in Minneapolis in the 1930s and 1940s. Those feelings were so strong that a prominent journalist called Minneapolis "the capital of anti-Semitism in the United States."