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The Word from Geecheetown
Gullah-speaking slave descendants welcome New Testament translation.
Nate Anderson | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

What, Me Worry?
Why we should think about the unthinkable.
Reviewed by John Wilson | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Q&A: Eric Thurman
Thurman is CEO of Geneva Global, a professional services firm that links donor "investors" with local faith-based humanitarian projects in the developing world.
CT staff | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

No Church? No Problem
George Barna wants commitment to the local congregation to sink lower than ever.
Reviewed by Kevin Miller | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Time to Get Judicially Serious
Evangelicals and the possible Supreme Court Catholic majority.
Ted Olsen | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

The Word on the Street
What the homeless taught me about prayer.
Philip Yancey | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Bookmarks
Quick reviews of new books.
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby, Mark Noll, and John Wilson | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Deliver Us from Kony
Why the children of Uganda are killing one another in the name of the Lord.
J. Carter Johnson in Kitgum, Uganda | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

SIDEBAR
Brutality Therapy
Love and art are keys to healing.
J. Carter Johnson in Kitgum, Uganda | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

THE CHRISTIAN VISION PROJECT
How the Kingdom Comes
The church becomes countercultural by sinking its roots ever deeper into God's heavenly gifts.
Michael S. Horton | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

SIDEBAR
Peace Not Out of Reach
What American Christians can do to help resolve the LRA conflict.
Interview by Timothy C. Morgan | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

The 'Judicial Philosophy' Dodge
Why opposing 'activist judges' isn't as straightforward as you'd think.
Stephen L. Carter | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Three Big Digs
Discoveries bolster understanding of early church, biblical account of David's kingdom.
Gordon Govier | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Raising Ebenezer
We are misguided when we modernize hymn texts.
Gary A. Parrett | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

DO LIKEWISE
Bill's Big Career Move
How do we make important family decisions?
David P. Gushee | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Global Anglicans Flex Muscle
Conservative bishops join forces to counter potent revisionist wing.
Timothy C. Morgan | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

The Power of a Father's Blessing
What former NFL pro Bill Glass has learned after 36 years of prison ministry.
Interview by Nancy Madsen | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

INSIDE CT
Better Than a Cigar
Introducing the Christian Vision Project.
David Neff | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

REFLECTIONS
Hope
Quotations to stir heart and mind.
Compiled by Richard A. Kauffman | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

Seeking Shelter
Christians scramble to aid earthquake victims before worst of winter hits.
Deann Alford | posted 1/01/2006 12:00AM

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Elusive billionaire Philip Anschutz used to bemoan the lack of family-friendly movies. Not anymore.

Mark Moring | posted 5/13/2008 08:56AM

Corporate-Sponsored Terror
Wives of slain missionaries sue Chiquita for complicity in the murders.

Ken Walker | posted 5/13/2008 08:58AM

The Grace of Wrath
Is there any story about God that isn't a love story?

Carolyn Arends | posted 5/12/2008 09:13AM

Suing for Reconciliation
Struggling congregation alleges the denomination sold its sanctuary unlawfully.

Paul Asay | posted 5/12/2008 09:15AM

Great Leap Forward
China is changing and so is its church. How new urban believers are shaping society in untold ways.

Rob Moll | posted 5/09/2008 08:10AM

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Ben Barnes is playing the part of a storybook hero he's loved since he was a kid—but now he's got to figure out how to deal with being a teen idol himself.

Mark Moring | posted 5/14/2008 02:52AM

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