On Palm Sunday in 1990, attorney Jeanne Bishop received a phone call with the news that three members of her family - including her sister - had been brutally murdered. We take the full hour of our show this week to hear Bishop's account of her twenty-five-year journey towards firgiveness and reconciliation with her sister's killer.

In Sunday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the Seventeenth Council of Toledo.

In Saturday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Dom Justo Takayama.

In Friday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Keith Ellison.

In Thursday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Arnold Rothstein.

In Wednesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Guy Fawkes Night.

In Tuesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the Spanish Inquisition in the Americas.

In Monday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Ludovic Kennedy.

Heidi Neumark spent twenty years as the pastor of Transfiguration Lutheran Church in the South Bronx in New York City, and has spent the past decade at Trinity Lutheran Church in Manhattan. At both posts, she has encountered the same need: people on the margins - cast out and unwanted - who need to hear the Good News that they are wanted, needed, and valued.

So Reverend Neumark has focused her ministry on immigrants, the homeless, and queer and LGBTQ youth, offering them shelter and welcome in a city that is often harsh and violent.

Host David Dault speaks to Reverend Neumark about what motivates her ministry, how she reads the Bible, and what gives her hope.

Also on the show, our guest producer, Katie Lynn Murphy, files a report about her experiences of China during the recent protests.

In Sunday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Norman Morrison.