Queen City Spirituality
Taking a look at the region's religions, developing belief systems

The West Side wouldn't be the same without its signature church on every other corner, and the I-75 drive wouldn't be the same without its giant Jesus.

But one thing that isn't staying the same is our take on religion. The times, they are a changin' the way locals view churches, religions, congregations and whether or not it's okay to sell Starbucks in the Church lobby.

Read on to see how, who and what is changing the way the Tri-State keeps the faith. 

Reforming the Rabbi Role
We talk to a 26-year-old Hyde Park resident who is studying at a groundbreaking local Jewish treasure, close to being one of only 300 female rabbis in the nation. 

Having Faith in Fashion
Upscale fashion meets the holy land. The art and fashion show at St. Agnes Roman Catholic church offers local boutiques and beauties the chance to show off their goods for God. 

Beauty Rituals to Follow Religiously
Complete these five beauty rituals for healthy, beautiful, soft, flawless skin that will have the men bowing at your feet. 

A Starry, Starry JStar Night
Learn about a local event that brings together hundreds of singles from varying denominations to learn about each other's faith, enjoy Fountain Square and pan for love.

Tasteful Recipe: Glazed New Potatoes with Baby Vegetables
Don't settle for boring side items. Read on for a zesty, easy and - most importantly - yummy veggie blend that will have everyone green with envy. 

Chic Spotlight: National Organization for Women's Elizabeth Farians
Read on to learn more about this feisty founder of the National Organization for Women, who fights religious oppression and discrimination with her own bare hands.