Starting next fall, the Berlin-based press will launch a U.S. copublishing program with New Vessel, Steerforth, and Deep Vellum with a focus on fiction and nonfiction translated from Hebrew, as well ...

The Bible Society of Nigeria makes a N2m theological books donation to the Baptist College of Theology, Lagos, to support ...

The philanthropist, who also runs Differential Ventures in New York City, sees himself as responding to a need. According to ...

As per her 1919 divorce agreement with Albert Einstein, who would go on to marry his cousin Elsa Löwenthal, Mileva received ...

Born to a Christian mother, Rabbi Cody Bahir had a remarkable journey to the rabbinate that included receiving a post-doc in ...

The Catholic American Bible is set to replace the New American Bible Revised Edition in 2027, becoming the common text for ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is demanding that Western nations battle antisemitism and ensure the safety of ...

For most people, the name Jesus feels settled, familiar, and deeply tied to memory. And over time, repeated use makes a name feel permanent, so it rarely invites questions. So the idea that His name ...

An exhibition prioritizes the expensive, silent object over the lived, functional experience of the believer.

We may not yet realize it, but we need a new story of Hanukkah, lest we lose the next Jewish generation to disillusionment with Jewish power and might.

With so many names out there, why wouldn’t you want to give your child something that reminds them of the world around us?

Pictures. Collective. Personal. One image superimposed on another. Tears. One over another. Receding into other pictures.