Ma'afa

The mission behind Ma'afa Suite is to help African-Americans heal slavery's hidden wounds. (6m 42s)

Diana Eck

“We have become the most religiously diverse nation on earth,” says professor Diana Eck. (7m 15s)

Ethics of Genetic Testing

We now know more about a person's medical future than ever before. (7m 32s)

Paryushana Parva

Paryushana Parva is a festival of fasting, friendship, and forgiveness. (2m 25s)

God’s Army: Mormon Missionaries

R&E shows a rare look behind the scenes at the training of Mormon missionaries. (9m 12s)

Religious Views on Stem Cell Research

For many, a fundamental issue behind stem cell research is the moral status of the embryo. (7m 22s)

Legal Ethics

Attorneys who obey the confidentiality rule may do so at an innocent person's expense. (10m 43s)

Tensions in American Buddhism

Buddhists nationwide feel there may be a growing ethic divide in American Buddhism. (9m 31s)

Artist Deborah Rosenthal

Deborah Rosenthal is an observant Jew who is also a respected New York artist. (7m 42s)

Simchat Bat

The Simchat Bat ritual is a way to welcome baby girls into the Jewish community. (2m 48s)

Priests With Wives

In some cases, the Catholic Church is allowing married men to be ordained as priests. (8m 57s)

Wiccans: Out of the Broom Closet

The Wiccan religion is becoming more visible in today's society. (6m 50s)

Sex Selection in India

In India, sex selection by sonogram is officially illegal, but widely practiced. (7m 9s)

Quaker Crossroads

Despite all of their accomplishments as a society, Quakers still remain small in numbers. (7m 4s)

Klezmer Music

A new generation of Jews and even non-Jews is rediscovering klezmer music. (5m 1s)

Forgiveness

Forgiving is important -- but is it more essential to the forgiven or the forgiving? (10m 35s)

Capital Punishment: Retribution or Justice?

The fate of Timothy McVeigh has triggered a national debate over the death penalty. (6m 44s)

Thomas Lynch Profile

Poet and mortician Thomas Lynch shares his thoughts on life, death, and poetry. (7m 45s)

The Archbishop of Canterbury

We talk with Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. George Carey about interfaith communication. (6m 1s)

Holocaust Survivors: The Search for Faith

The personal story of Menachem Daum, whose parents were both Holocaust survivors. (9m 14s)

Baptism

R&E looks at the baptism rites of two different Christian traditions. (3m 14s)

Observances: Passover

Fifth graders act out the Passover story of the Jews' exodus from slavery in Egypt. (2m 28s)

Pope John Paul II Cultural Center

A new cultural center has hopened focusing on the themes of Pope John Paul II’s papacy. (2m 48s)

AIDS Prevention in Senegal

Senegal has a strikingly low AIDS infection rate among African nations. (7m 19s)

New Age Tour of Sedona

Millions of spiritual seekers are drawn to Sedona, Arizona each year. (8m 32s)

Celtic Spirituality

Celtic spirituality is resonating with more and more Americans. (7m 40s)

Gospel Music

It began as simple folk songs and evolved into the what we know as gospel music today. (2m 44s)

Jew v. Jew

Tenafly, New Jersey, is one of the newest battlegrounds for the American Jewish community. (6m 16s)

Juvenile Justice System

Should a boy who has murdered someone be put into a prison with grown men? (9m 38s)

Deaf Mass

A special church service for the deaf allows them to worship and praise together. (7m 15s)

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Madeleine L'Engle

Madeleine L'Engle (6m 52s)

Conversion, Part 2

The second of a two-part series looking at the experience of modern religious conversion. (6m 50s)

Church Architecture

R & E looks at new art and architecture guidelines for Catholic churches. (2m 59s)

The Religious Vote 2000

R & E discusses the 2000 religious vote with Andrew Kohut of the Pew Research Center. (3m 38s)

Conversion, Part 1

The first of a two-part series looking at the experience of modern religious conversion. (7m 43s)

Abstinence

The faith-based movement for teenage sexual abstinence continues to grow. (7m 30s)

Texas Baptist Convention

Animosity continues between conservatives and moderates in the Southern Baptist Convention (4m 40s)

The Supreme Court

Tim O’Brien looks ahead at Gore, Bush, and the future of the Supreme Court. (5m 19s)

Faith and Politics (2000)

What are political experts’ opinions of the candidates’ use of religious rhetoric? (7m 7s)

Divination Art

R&E looks at African art objects said to be used to communicate with the spirit world. (2m 38s)

The Catholic Vote

Catholics “are considered a somewhat volatile vote,” says columnist Peter Steinfels. (6m 52s)

High-Tech Church

Bishop T.D. Jakes has given his Dallas megachurch a high-tech renovation. (3m 1s)

Gentlemen Start Your Prayers

NASCAR chaplains and drivers talk to R&E about religion’s role in their dangerous sport. (8m 24s)

The American Muslim Vote

How are American Muslims attempting to become a political force in the 2000 election? (6m 41s)

Sukkot 2000

R&E takes a look at one family’s observance of the 7-day Jewish festival of Sukkot. (1m 30s)

Middle East Unrest

We discuss violence in the Middle East with prof. Marius Deeb and Rabbi Arthur Herzberg. (4m 58s)

Election 2000 - The Jewish Vote

R&E takes a look at the impact of Joe Lieberman’s candidacy on the Jewish community. (7m 18s)

Cultural Abuse

Canadian Christian churches face potential bankruptcy over allegations of abuse. (5m 30s)

Parish Nurses

They're sent by their faith communities to provide health services to fellow parishioners. (6m 44s)

Rosh Hashanah

We speak with two rabbis about the High Holidays and their preparation for them. (3m 8s)