Nonprofits: The Myth of the Needy Child? Newspaper expose finds the promise of some child-sponsorship programs falls short. by Art Moore | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
Back to the Future? Antischool-prayer crusaders cite a 50-year-old case in resisting the proposed Religious Freedom Amendment. by Julia Lieblich, Religion News Service | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
Gambling with the Enemy Instead of folding, the church should be upping the ante posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
McCartney on the REBOUND How a workaholic jock and insensitive husband became the nation's leading Promise Keeper. Phyllis E. Alsdurf | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
News Update: Up from the Ashes? With $4 million in donations, Promise Keepers recalls its staff—for now. by John W. Kennedy | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
Excerpt: The Coach's Burden That hate mail really gave me a first glimpse of the seething giant of racism lurking within the Christian church. posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
Colombia's Bleeding Church Despite the murders of 120 church leaders, Christians are fighting for peace in one of the world's most violent nations. David L. Miller in Bogota and Medellin | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
The Day We Were Left Behind When Jesus had said this, as they were watching, he was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their sight.—Acts 1:9, NRSV Barbara Brown Taylor | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
Under the Streets of Bucharest Lifting manhole covers and crawling inside is a first step in a Romanian ministry's gritty outreach. by Tomas Dixon in Bucharest | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
Books: Inside the Vatican The pope's chief doctrinal officer has always been in dialogue with the Reformation traditions. Now he reveals his vision for Christianity in the new millennium. Richard John Neuhaus | posted 5/18/1998 12:00AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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