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On Tuesday and Wednesday, UNC students crowded around Cliffe Knechtle and his son, Stuart Knechtle, on the Quad as they answered students’ questions about faith and religion.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, UNC students crowded around Cliffe Knechtle and his son, Stuart Knechtle, on the Quad as they answered students’ questions about faith and religion.
I switched my second major from psychology to religious studies about six months ago for a few different reasons.
Many churches haven't been able to meet as full congregations in person since March. As the pandemic continues, many in the Chapel Hill area have had to adapt to maintain the personal relationships in a virtual setting.
The White House issued an executive order last month that could impact the experience of Jewish community members in schools across the nation — including UNC.
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North Carolina churches are coming together to offer sanctuary to immigrants and families facing deportation.
The Daily Tar Heel asked 27 religious organizations on campus the same question: Does your organization support same-sex marriage? Each organization was contacted at least once, whether through email, phone or in person.
The building towers over its sprawling parking lot, its windowless slabs of off-white concrete giving it the authoritative look of a government building.
Chapel Hill is getting its first mosque on Stateside Dr. off of MLK. It is located in a neighborhood and this is the site during construction.
Alex Vasquez, a senior dramatic arts and psychology major, and Max DePietro, a senior management and society and art history major, set/stand together in St. Anthony's Hall, a co-ed art fraternity of which they are both a part. Vasquez was raised in a Catholic family and now identifies as Christian. DePietro was raised in a Jewish family but is now agnostic. "I know that my family just cares that I'm with someone who cares about me, not so much the religion," DePietro said. Interfaith relationships are "another way to gain new perspectives and kind of explore life through that lens," Vasquez said.
Chapel Hill is getting its first mosque on Stateside Dr. off of MLK. It is located in a neighborhood and this is the site during construction.
Steve Richichi of Chapel Hill, picks up a few things at the Mediterranean Deli Market on Monday evening. He says he enjoys the fresh produce and the prices are great too. Employee, Lukas Zdanavicius.
Rev. Beverly M. Solomon (left) and Rev. Mary Jane Palmer (right) lead communion at St. Paul African Episcopal Methodist Church in Chapel Hill.
"I know that my family just cares that I'm with someone who cares about me, not so much the religion," Max DePietro (left) said.
As America grows evermore accepting of the LGBT community, some religious communities have opened their congregations to people of different sexual orientations, but religiously affiliated adoption agencies have been slow to change.
Chapel Hill is home to more than 50 churches, a Jewish synagogue and two Buddhist temples — but no mosque.
Though Ari Gauss, executive director of Jewish campus life foundation N.C. Hillel, has made a home in Chapel Hill since moving to the South in 2009, his work, education and Jewish heritage have taken him from the West Coast to the East and far beyond.
Chapel Hill is going to be a town with a village.