Dr. T

Dr. Tate delivers babies the old-fashioned way using natural, possibly risky, methods.

Interracial Churches

Some churches are working to overcome a lack of diversity in their congregations. (9m 14s)

Faith Communities and Disability

Some houses of worship are trying to be more welcoming towards people with disabilities. (8m 38s)

Aravind Eye Hospital

The world's largest eye care center serves some of the world's poorest patients. (8m 49s)

Rev. Brad Braxton

R & E profiles the controversial new pastor of Riverside Church, Rev. Dr. Brad Brixton. (9m 54s)

Thomas Merton

The much admired Trappist monk and writer was "one of the great Catholic voices." (10m 54s)

Mormons and Proposition 8

Mormon churches were essential in the passing of Proposition 8 in California. (8m 56s)

Communities in Prison

In the US, high numbers of African-American men are caught in the criminal justice system. (9m 50s)

Obama Notre Dame Controversy

Does a Catholic university honor a president whose views differ from the Catholic Church? (2m 48s)

Faith Healing Court Cases

Some parents remain solely on prayer, not medicine, to heal their children. (8m 37s)

Saleh Ta-Amre on Pope Benedict’s Visit to the Holy Land

Saleh Ta-Amre of the Palestinian Authority discusses Pope Benedict XVI’s upcoming visit. (2m 35s)

Religion and Peace in the Middle East

A coalition of top religious leaders works to promote peace in the Middle East. (10m 3s)

Rabbi David Rosen Extended Interview

Watch more of R&E’s interview with Rabbi David Rosen about Middle East peace. (4m 15s)

Laura Sessions Stepp Extended Interview

Watch more of our interview about college hookup culture with Laura Sessions Stepp. (4m 43s)

Kim Lawton: Pope Benedict XVI in the Holy Land

Kim Lawton reports on preparations for Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the Holy Land. (5m 14s)

Hooking Up

How does “hooking up” affect college students’ ability to form long-term relationships? (10m 35s)

Dr. Christian Smith Extended Interview

Watch more of our interview about college hookup culture with Dr. Christian Smith. (4m 59s)

Sister Cyril

She has transformed the lives of thousands of Kolkata children living in poverty. (9m 9s)

The Moral Debate About Torture

Under certain circumstances, can torture be justified? (8m 39s)

Jodi Picoult

Her bestselling novels deal with difficult moral issues and ethical dilemmas. (8m 40s)

Holocaust by Bullets

For Father Desbois, finding the mass graves of murdered Jews is "a sacred mission." (2m 34s)

Rwandan Reconciliation

Survivors of the genocide are finding ways to forgive those that killed their loved ones. (8m 6s)

Church Aid in Elkhart

A region hit hard by the recession gets much-needed help from the local faith community. (10m 39s)

Orthodox Chanting

The Orthodox liturgy is completely sung, and draws on Middle Eastern influences. (2m 40s)

Islamic Financing

Shariah financing and investments are a small but growing portion of the financial market. (9m 20s)

Ibrahim Warde Extended Interview

Watch more of R&E’s interview with professor Ibrahim Warde on Islamic financing. (6m 7s)

Michael Walzer on Passover's Exodus Story

Philosopher Michael Walzer talks about the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. (2m 28s)

Michael Walzer Extended Interview

Watch an extended video of our interview with philosopher and author Michael Walzer. (14m 40s)

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MLK in Gandhi's Footsteps

Civil rights veterans visit India to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and Mohandas Gandhi. (7m 26s)

Hispanic Holy Week

For America’s Latino community, there are special rituals to make Holy Week come to life. (8m 48s)

Seminaries and Sex

Are theological seminaries preparing future ministers to deal with sexual issues? (8m 5s)

Corporate Morality

What are the moral issues of how we treat the wealthy during a financial crisis? (4m 56s)

Civil Disobedience

Tim DeChristopher is an environmentalist who purposely broke the law to save land in Utah. (8m 24s)

Zoroastrian New Year

We visit an Iranian-American family as they celebrate the Zoroastrian New Year. (1m 50s)

John Allen on New York's Archbishop

John Allen on New York's Archbishop (3m 10s)

Sholem Aleichem

Sholem Aleichem is best known for his stories that inspired “Fiddler on the Roof." (6m 57s)

Joe Eszterhas

A hard-living, cynical Hollywood writer is transformed by God after hitting bottom. (8m 7s)

Juvenile Life Without Parole

Should juveniles sentenced to life without parole be given a second chance? (10m 44s)

Father Damien's Legacy

The priest who cared for the outcasts in a Hawaiian leprosy colony may soon be a saint. (8m 25s)

End of Life Dilemmas

Alzheimer's disease gets progressively worse and there is no known cure. (6m 17s)

Martin Luther King's Dream and Obama

The presidential inauguration of Barack Obama can be seen as a testament to MLK Jr. (8m 24s)

Sing Sing Seminary

Sing Sing prison has a master's program for a degree in professional studies in religion. (8m 39s)

Saint Nicholas Tradition

Some Christians worry that people have forgotten who Saint Nicholas really was. (6m 31s)

Charitable Gifts

This holiday season, gifts are being given in the form of donations to various charities. (2m 41s)

Obama Church Shopping

Where will Barack Obama and his family attend church after they move into the White House? (9m 17s)

Sir James Galway

R & E discusses faith and talent with the great Irish flutist Sir James Galway. (7m 50s)

Election Wrap-Up

R & E assesses the role religion played in the 2008 presidential campaign. (11m 30s)

Adam Hamilton: The End of Polarizing Politics

He suggests that people of faith are hungry for more thoughtful politicians. (2m 38s)

2008 Campaign: Young Evangelicals

A new generation of evangelicals is shifting the movement towards the political center. (10m 48s)

Young Evangelicals: Voices and Views

Students at Calvin College talk about their social and political views. (4m 3s)