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Sophie Hills

Sophie Hills

Verified

Staff Writer, The Christian Science Monitor

Washington

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Interfaith based Humanitarian topics at the U.N. Geneva

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Finance, sport, motoring

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Total articles 170

  • Despite victories in court, faith groups struggle to help refugees

    By Sophie Hills Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified | Welcoming and sheltering people fleeing violence and persecution is a moral and spiritual imperative across faiths. The commandment to welcome the stranger – reminding Jews of their own experience as strangers – is repeated more than any other commandment in the Torah. “The mandate is really clear and it comes from a position of empathy,” says Mark Hetfield, president of HIAS, the oldest Jewish refugee agency in the United States. But after decades of working with the government to resettle...

    By Sophie Hills Verified · The Christian Science Monitor

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • The stories ‘move into hope’: Elaine Pagels reflects on Jesus’ teachings

    By Sophie Hills Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified Bible stories can strike some people as “simple or naive,” but they’re not, says Elaine Pagels, an expert in early Christianity and the author of such books as “The Gnostic Gospels,” “Revelations,” and “Why Religion: A Personal Story.” After decades studying the Bible, reading chapters in their original languages such as Hebrew and Coptic, Dr. Pagels has many questions. “Why do these stories still fascinate me?

    By Sophie Hills Verified · The Christian Science Monitor

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Despite victories in court, faith groups struggle to help refugees

    By Sophie Hills Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified | Welcoming and sheltering people fleeing violence and persecution is a moral and spiritual imperative across faiths. The commandment to welcome the stranger – reminding Jews of their own experience as strangers – is repeated more than any other commandment in the Torah. “The mandate is really clear and it comes from a position of empathy,” says Mark Hetfield, president of HIAS, the oldest Jewish refugee agency in the United States. But after decades of working with the government to resettle...

    By Sophie Hills Verified · The Christian Science Monitor

    Apr. 11, 2025

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The Christian Science Monitor

The Christian Science Monitor (CSM) is a nonprofit news organization founded in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, it began as a daily newspaper and has since expanded to include daily online articles and a weekly print edition. The organization is owned by the Christian Science Publishing Society. The Monitor's mission emphasizes honest, impartial, and constructive journalism, focusing on solutions and credible hope. It covers a wide range of topics, including global affairs, environmental issues, and social concerns. The publication also features a daily column called the Christian Science Perspective, which offers spiritual insights on contemporary issues. With a strong digital presence, the Monitor aims to reach a broad audience interested in balanced news coverage. It has received multiple Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its reputation as a respected source of objective journalism.

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Founded: 1908