Christianity Today took a major step in truly covering Christianity today as we launched a Web-based version of the magazine at www.ChristianityToday.com a year ago. Since then we have posted more than 1,000 articles, some from the print pages of this magazine and some exclusively available on our site. From the Family Research Council staff's spurning of Gary Bauer to the anti-Trinitarianism of dieting guru Gwen Shamblin, the site has allowed us to report and break news on issues facing the church and on what we perceive God to be doing in the world.We've also added weekly features such as Film Forum (a weekly roundup of what Christian critics are saying about new films, and how they view popular culture) and original columns from two of our closest sister publications, Books & Culture and Christian History. There is also Weblog, a daily roundup of news and opinion pieces from mainstream media sources around the world. More weekly features will be added in the coming months.Many of the articles on our site you'll never see in print. But even the articles you do read in our print version are worth hopping online for when you finish. Every article is linked to such resources as relevant ministries' home pages, other resourceful Web sites, similar topics in other publications, and related past articles from Christianity Today. This month we're adding new features to the site, including message boards and a way to browse the site by topic as well as by date. (Be sure to sign up for the CT Direct e-mail newsletter to keep abreast of all our site's updates and changes.)Our improvements are part of a massive relaunch of Christianity Today International's corporate Web site. Many CT readers are unaware that CTI publishes 11 ...