Whatever Happened to Christian History? Evangelical historians have finally earned the respect of the secular academy. But some critics say they've sold out. Not really Tim Stafford | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
How to Serve Time There is a Christian way to study the past without weakening the truth. Preston Jones | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
Church, State, and Columbine Since the infamous massacre, America has been rethinking the role of religion in the public square. Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
Pottering and Prayer As John Stott turns 80, he still finds weeds to pull, birds to watch, and petitions to make John W. Yates III | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
The Quotable Stott Reflections on the occasion of John R.W. Stott's 80th birthday. Compiled by Richard A. Kauffman | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
It's Not About Us Modern spirituality begins and ends with the self; Christian spirituality, with the Alpha and Omega Edith M. Humphrey | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
Weathering Economic Tsunamis How the whole people of God can minister to the unemployed. An interview with career counselor Richard Kew. Jeff M. Sellers | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
A Velvet Oppression Conservative Christians are not faring well in Canada's brave new secular society Denyse O'Leary | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
Editorial: No More Excuses Bush's faith-based initiative should reinvigorate our mission of service A Christianity Today Editorial | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
Editorial: The Maturing of Victimhood A new exhibit at the Holocaust Museum is a very good sign A Christianity Today Editorial | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
The CT Review: Decoding Generations Two books are optimistic about the coming generations but for different, and sometimes contradictory, reasons. Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
The CT Review: A Reluctant Hero A PBS Film subtly depicts a catholic priest's persistant urban ministry Douglas LeBlanc | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
The CT Review: Holy Desolation Rick Harden's bleak landscapes reveal our moral vulnerability Sara Pearsaul | posted 4/02/2001 12:00AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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