Faith

Jim LaManno is a surviving spouse from a neo-Nazi shooting in Johnson County that killed his wife Terri.

The Innocent Victims of Hatred’s Blindness

A surviving spouse looks back at a neo-Nazi shooting in Johnson County that killed his wife in 2014.

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The famous final scene, known as the dance of death, from Ingmar Bergman's "The Seventh Seal."

Kansas City Religious Leaders Grapple With The Notion of Ghosts

Ghost stories do more than just frighten us. They also inspire more serious discussions of the soul and afterlife.

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Members of Kansas City’s Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council include, from left, Muhammad Chaudry, Ahsan Latif, Gavriela Geller, Akhtar (Art) Chaudry and Howard Mayer.

Kansas City-Area Muslims and Jews Pursue Partnerships

A national effort to create partnerships between Muslims and Jews has spread to Kansas City. It’s producing not just interfaith friends but a commitment to combat hatred that threatens both groups.

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worship sign above sanctuary door

Keeping The Faith in Kansas City

In the best of all worlds, religion fosters a common cause for self improvement and good works. Yet, as we have seen, harmony disintegrates when some followers espouse views that seem to contradict the basic tenets of their faith. Such divides led to this question posed to curiousKC: “How do the religiously devout reconcile their…

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a sikh flag at the new temple site

Sikh Temple Will Highlight U.S Religious Pluralism At Lenexa Corner

On the southwest corner of 101st Street and Lone Elm Road in southwest Lenexa, not far from the Falcon Ridge Golf Course, is a large church. It’s a congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, usually called the Mormons. The path from the creation of Mormonism in the early 1800s to today…

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