Nicola A. Menzie

Nicola A. Menzie a religion reporter whose bylines have appeared on the websites of the Religion News Service, The Christian Post, CBS News and Vibe magazine. Nicola is the Managing Editor at faithfullymagazine.com. You can find her on Twitter @namenzie. Email: nicola.menzie (at) faithfullymagazine.com.

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Foundations for Nations Church Pastor Says She’s Preaching Biblical Truth. But Where’s the Love?

A pastor on a reservation says she was just preaching the Bible and exercising her First Amendment right in a viral sermon. But some Native Americans felt she opened old wounds by dismissing their traditions without understanding their context.

CeCe Winans Talks Surviving the Spotlight, Overcoming Racial Barriers, and Generational Faith

Success and longevity in the music industry require more than just talent, according to award-winning gospel artist CeCe Winans. It takes discipline, she says — especially when it comes to self-care and staying grounded in faith and family.

‘Sisters at the Cross’ — Reflections for a Holy Saturday (April 4, 2026 FM Newsletter)

Christians across traditions mark today as Holy Saturday — the uncertain, quiet space between Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

Amber Shana Williams Talks Finding Purpose in the ‘Quiet Spaces’ of Suffering

Actress Amber Shana Williams recently partnered with the daily devotional app Glorify for a seven-day audio series titled "Be Marked by the Extraordinary."

‘The Chosen’ Star Reveals How Popular Character ‘Processes’ Major Moment in ‘Crucifixion Season’ 6 

As fans anticipate the new season of "The Chosen," Amber Shana Williams, who plays Tamar, has hinted at a powerful creative decision that almost didn't make it into the show.

Robin Thede Didn’t Leave Church Behind — She Brought It With Her to ‘Relationship Goals’

"Relationship Goals" features actresses Robin Thede ("A Black Lady Sketch Show") and Annie Gonzalez ("Flamin' Hot") — who talk with Faithfully Magazine about faith, romance and why Pastor Mike Todd is more relatable than Moses.

King’s Call for Prayer, Fasting, and Meditation Will Prepare You for Protest — and Persecution

Martin Luther King Jr. described this interior work as an intentional effort to rid the heart of anger and hatred, two very dangerous forces that can thwart nonviolent protests.

What the White House’s Response to Renee Good’s Killing Means for Christians (Op-Ed)

What message does it send when top leadership in the White House and DHS deny what is clearly visible and blame a victim for her own death? When Americans are asked to discount their own eyes? To accept that two plus two equals five?

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