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Kanye West’s Easter Sunday Coachella Service Is Further Proof He Can Do Whatever He Wants

The megastar rapper is bringing the spirit of the Lord to festival-goers this month.
By Helen Holmes

Justin Bieber Talks Sex, Celibacy and Beating the Crap Out of Pillows in New ‘Vogue’ Profile

The singer also says his new wife, Hailey Baldwin, was a gift from God.
By Helen Holmes
Parishioners of the Lakewood Church led by Pastor Joel Osteen pray together during a service at the church.

Does Losing Your Religion Help the Economy?

For some time, we have known that secularization and economic growth are correlated.
By Susie Meister
Vanessa Hudgens and friends at Hillsong

The Millennial Missionaries: How Church Became Cool Again

By Naomi May
Your brain may suffer if you stare at your phone too long while chasing Charzard.

Russian YouTuber Gets 3-Plus Years Probation for Playing Pokémon Go in Church

By John Bonazzo
The exterior of The Temple House, a converted synagogue.

4 Heavenly Renovations of Places of Worship

By Judy Mandell
Why do so many state constitutions have provisions precluding funding for religious schools?

A 147-Year-Old Dispute Between Church and State Spills Onto a School Playground

By Frank S. Ravitch
Charles Bradley

Charles Bradley Takes Us to Church

By Justin Joffe
Rooftop Cottage on 3rd Ave. and 13th St.

Afternoon Bulletin: Buy a $17K Apartment in SoHo, Hoverboards Seized at JFK and More

By Kelsi Trinidad
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West (foreground) with Rich Wilkerson Jr. (back right).

Kim & Kanye’s Wedding Pastor Sued For Theft by Miami Street Artists

By Guelda Voien
SALT LAKE CITY, UT - NOVEMBER 7: Thousands of people protest against the passage of California's Proposition 8 outside the world headquarters of Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints November 7, 2008 in Salt Lake City, Utah. The protesters were marching against the Mormon church's support for the ballot measure that passed on November 4 making gay marriage illegal. (Photo by George Frey/Getty Images)

Why Is the Mormon Church Punishing Children of Gay Marriage?

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Mark de Clive-Lowe’s Secular Sermon

By Mac Randall
(Five Leaves)

Brooklyn Brunch Battle for Bloody Marys Before Noon Rages On

By Alyssa Berlin

The River Runs Through Him: Meet the Millionaire Minister Looking for God at Ground Zero

By Matt Chaban

NJ Rev. Decrees: Do Not Facebook “Friend” Thy Neighbor’s Wife

By Observer Staff
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