Tom Webb

Takashi Tanemori distinctly remembers the intensity that characterized the lessons both of his parents gave him on the morning of Aug. 6, 1945, in Hiroshima. He was 8 years old.

A six-person delegation of human rights activists from Honduras, including the high-profile "Padre Melo," is in the middle of a nine-city tour across the U.S. that's scheduled to end in Washington, D.C., with a rally and prayer service to draw attention to the drastic need for reform in Honduras.

Members of the Emergency Religious Delegation to Honduras took a four-hour bus trip Jan. 28 from El Progreso to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to deliver a report to the U.S. Embassy.

San Pedro Sula, Honduras - President Hernández gets inaugurated for a second term, while Hondurans live under military rule that keeps order with batons, tear gas and automatic weapons.

Perspective: An ecumenical delegation of 50 U.S. citizens is in Honduras Jan. 24-30 to learn more about the furious national political turmoil following the declaration that incumbent president Juan Orlando Hernández had won the Nov. 26 election. 

Perspective: An interfaith crowd of more than 300 gathered at First Congregational Church before joyfully, peacefully joining a larger counterprotest against white supremacists.