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May 21, 2002

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May 21, 2002

The New Capital of Evangelicalism Subscriber access only

"Move over, Wheaton and Colorado Springs—Dallas, Texas, has more megachurches, megaseminaries, and mega-Christian activity than any other American city."

Sunday Colors Subscriber access only

Dallas churches continue to challenge the racial divide

Parachurch Passion Subscriber access only

A Dallas food pantry was transformed when it turned the tables on who should do ministry

Southwestern's Predicament Subscriber access only

Can the biggest Protestant seminary in the world be both Southern Baptist and broadly evangelical?

Tex-Mex Orthodoxy Subscriber access only

"A former Southern Baptist, Dmitri Royster is now a maverick of the Orthodox Church"

The Hispanic Challenge Subscriber access only

It's not easy growing Christian leaders for Dallas's fastest-growing population

Fundamentalist With Flair Subscriber access only

"Cantankerous Carl McIntire protested against nearly every major expression of 20th-century Christianity, and always with a flourish"

"Plus: 'You're Right, Dr. McIntire!'" Subscriber access only

"In the world of ecumenical Protestantism, some owe Carl McIntire an apology for dismissing his warnings"

Want Better Grades? Go to Church Subscriber access only

"Studies show that poor children who are active in a local congregation thrive in body and mind, as well as spirit"

Bottom-Up Apologist Subscriber access only

"John Polkinghorne—particle physicist, Gifford lecturer, Templeton Prize–winner, and parish priest"

Sex Abuse: 'A Time of Justice' Subscriber access only

California congregation plays critical role in arrest of sex abuser

Catholics: Coverups Prompt Demands for Resignation Subscriber access only

New evidence suggests Boston archbishop protected known pedophile priests

New Dispensation? Camping: 'Leave Church'

Family Radio founder's latest teaching prompts church defections

Asian Americans: Embracing the Unwanted Subscriber access only

Chinese American Christians are starting to become more openly prolife

Parents' Rights: Fatal Revelations Subscriber access only

Massachusetts battles parents in tiny sect after two children die

West Bank: Crackdown Hits Churches Subscriber access only

Mideast Christians torn over tough Israeli tactics at churches

France: Anti-Semitic Violence Spurs Crackdown Subscriber access only

Attacks said to be prompted by violence in the Middle East

Colombia: Missionaries Defy Terrorist Threat in Colombia Subscriber access only

U.S. Embassy says North Americans are guerrilla targets

Germany: Authorities Pull Plug on Power for Living Subscriber access only

DeMoss Foundation says it is not a cult

India: Critics Assail Dialogue with Hindu Radicals Subscriber access only

But some Christians see talks as an opportunity to build bridges in times of persecution

Nigeria: Where Adultery Means Death Subscriber access only

Political and religious leaders clash in Nigeria over the increased use of Islamic law

"Inside CT: Big City, Big Ministry" Subscriber access only

How did a top-25 list of ministries become a cover story on Dallas?

Letters Subscriber access only

Parsonage in Peril Subscriber access only

Congress protects tax exemption

Quotation Marks Subscriber access only

"Comments on biblical prophecy, the war on terrorism, and plagiarism"

"It's Soccer, Not Quidditch" Subscriber access only

Witch doctors and red devils populate the game of soccer

Witless Witness Subscriber access only

Christians disrupt Wiccan celebration

Go Figure Subscriber access only

Statistics and numbers on the Protestant clergy shortage and The Prayer of Jabez

Creationism Scandalous Subscriber access only

The debate over evolution takes Britain by storm

Blessing Abortion Subscriber access only

Planned Parenthood is an odd assignment for a workplace chaplain

Peace (and Quiet) Be With You Subscriber access only

"Technology enters the church, for better or worse."

"Goodbye, Dolly" Subscriber access only

We need nothing less than a total ban on human cloning

Give Us a [Tax] Break Subscriber access only

It is the state's business to discourage what hurts the community and encourage what builds it up

Cremation Confusion

Is it unscriptural for a Christian to be cremated?

Suffering & Grief

Quotations to stir the heart and mind

Uncle Sam Is Not Your Dad Subscriber access only

The separation of church and state protects families too

Religion that's Fit to Print Subscriber access only

The Dallas Morning News sets the standard for newspaper religion coverage

Joshua

Joseph Girzone's modern messiah undergoes the Hollywood treatment

The Rolling Superchic[k] Revue

It's not just a band of shifting players. It's a state of mind and a movement

Servant in Chief Subscriber access only

Jimmy Carter's journey from the White House to building houses

GOP Seeks Black Clergy Affiliations Subscriber access only

Republicans say that attracting minorities is their number one priority.

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