The New Capital of Evangelicalism "Move over, Wheaton and Colorado Springs—Dallas, Texas, has more megachurches, megaseminaries, and mega-Christian activity than any other American city." Edward Gilbreath | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Sunday Colors Dallas churches continue to challenge the racial divide Edward Gilbreath | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Parachurch Passion A Dallas food pantry was transformed when it turned the tables on who should do ministry Agnieszka Tennant | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Southwestern's Predicament Can the biggest Protestant seminary in the world be both Southern Baptist and broadly evangelical? Larry Eskridge | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Tex-Mex Orthodoxy "A former Southern Baptist, Dmitri Royster is now a maverick of the Orthodox Church" Frederica Mathewes-Green | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
The Hispanic Challenge It's not easy growing Christian leaders for Dallas's fastest-growing population Jeff M. Sellers | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Fundamentalist With Flair "Cantankerous Carl McIntire protested against nearly every major expression of 20th-century Christianity, and always with a flourish" Randall Balmer | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
"Plus: 'You're Right, Dr. McIntire!'" "In the world of ecumenical Protestantism, some owe Carl McIntire an apology for dismissing his warnings" Richard J. Mouw | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Want Better Grades? Go to Church "Studies show that poor children who are active in a local congregation thrive in body and mind, as well as spirit" Amber Anderson Johnson | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Bottom-Up Apologist "John Polkinghorne—particle physicist, Gifford lecturer, Templeton Prize–winner, and parish priest" Karl W. Giberson | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Sex Abuse: 'A Time of Justice' California congregation plays critical role in arrest of sex abuser Corrie Cutrer | posted 5/21/2002 12:00AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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