The Wilberforce Strategy Britain's great abolitionist worked to change society's values, not just its laws. Charles Colson with Anne Morse | posted 2/19/2007 08:50AM
The Town that Loves Refugees Christians in Utica, New York are resettling the world one displaced soul at a time. Denise McGill | posted 2/15/2007 08:49AM
BOOKMARK Belonging Before Believing Reimagining Evangelism for a millennial generation. Review by Louis A. Markos | posted 2/14/2007 08:52AM
The Early Church on Jesus Ben Witherington offers a potpourri of thoughts about early Christian belief. Review by Gary M. Burge | posted 2/14/2007 08:50AM
GLOBAL PROGNOSIS Compassionate Bedfellow Ten years ago, a Jewish leader shamed Christians into caring. David Aikman | posted 2/13/2007 08:57AM
Modernity's Art Form Through a Screen Darkly is a lush guide to film through Christian eyes. Review by Eric Miller | posted 2/13/2007 08:55AM
BOOKMARKS The Suburb of God The Suburban Christian is a sympathetic analysis. Review by Allan Sholes | posted 2/12/2007 09:03AM
GOOD QUESTION Three Models of Hell "Is hell nothing more than eternal torture of the unsaved? Why would God engage in punishment that seems so cruel?" -- Tony De Luca, New York, New York R. Todd Mangum | posted 2/12/2007 09:00AM
Nepal's New Peacemakers Christians become voice for freedom after national crisis. Anto Akkara in Katmandu, Nepal | posted 2/09/2007 09:07AM
The Christian Vision Project A Community of the Broken A young organization models what it might mean to be the church in a suffering world. Christopher L. Heuertz | posted 2/09/2007 09:06AM
Bookmarks Rigorous Joy The Lost Virtue of Happiness says happiness comes from pursuing goodness, not pleasure. W. Jay Wood | posted 2/08/2007 08:11AM
Historian Ahead of His Time Andrew Walls may be the most important person you don't know. Tim Stafford | posted 2/08/2007 08:08AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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