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Virginia Judge Sides with Breakaway Episcopal Churches
Decision confirms April ruling in favor of Falls Church et al., saying the 1867 law that would allow them to retain property is constitutional.
Daniel Burke, Religion News Service | posted 6/30/2008 09:48AM

Theology in the News
Reading the Bible with Obama
The presidential candidate crosses swords with Dr. Dobson over hermeneutics.
Collin Hansen | posted 6/30/2008 09:46AM

News Quiz
Monster's Life Verse
What's different about evangelicals? How does Mugabe explain himself? And other questions from this week's Christian news.
Compiled by Susan Wunderink | posted 6/27/2008 08:07AM

Back to Sunday School
The author of Spiritual Formation as if the Church Mattered says the church must reclaim its disciple-making infrastructure.
Interview by Susan Wunderink | posted 6/26/2008 08:55AM

Pew Report Shows Americans Are Religious in Unpredictable Ways
Survey turns up atheists who believe in God, Orthodox who pray in tongues, and evangelicals who think many religions lead to eternal life.
Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service | posted 6/23/2008 04:30PM

SPEAKING OUT
The Presbyterians Giveth, the Presbyterians Taketh Away
Revised document shifts focus from PC(USA) anti-Semitism.
Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein | posted 6/20/2008 09:15AM

Reclaiming Orthodoxy
1000 conservative evangelicals gather in Jerusalem to reclaim Anglicanism. An interview with Sydney Archbishop Peter Jensen.
Interview by Timothy C. Morgan | posted 6/20/2008 09:12AM

QUIZ
Eastern African Christianity
What country in the region has the most missionaries? Which leader doesn't say he's a Christian? And other questions about Eastern Africa.
Compiled by Susan Wunderink | posted 6/20/2008 07:20AM

'Footprints' Forensics
Families battle over who owns the famous poem.
Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service | posted 6/19/2008 08:27AM

The Christian Pop Cultures of Rapture Ready
Writer Daniel Radosh explores the heavy-handed evangelists, the art snobs, the money changers, and others who make up the Christian entertainment industry.
Interview by Sarah Pulliam | posted 6/19/2008 08:25AM

Jewish Groups Angered by Presbyterian Statement on Anti-Jewish Bias
Revisions give a pro-Palestinian slant, they say.
Nicole Neroulias, Religion News Service | posted 6/17/2008 09:24AM

AUDIO SLIDESHOW
Taking a Chance on Fu Yang
A photojournalist discovers God's surprises through one special-needs child.
Text and photos by Louis DeLuca | posted 6/17/2008 09:21AM

Seriously Disturbed
HIV Is Incurable, So Don't Stop Caring
Recent research has changed the AIDS headlines, but that shouldn't matter to the church.
Kay Warren | posted 6/16/2008 09:26AM

Theology in the News
Surveying the Whole to See the Parts
Tom Schreiner's New Testament Theology searches for Scripture's unifying themes.
Interview by Collin Hansen | posted 6/16/2008 09:24AM

News of the Week Quiz
Are atheists smarter? How do white evangelicals vote? And other questions from this week's religion news.
Compiled by Susan Wunderink | posted 6/13/2008 09:27AM

Slideshow
Rickshaw Gospel
A pastor supports his church in the Manila slums.
Text and photos by Seong Joon Cho | posted 6/12/2008 08:41AM

Southern Baptists Elect President, Dismiss Abuse Database
Johnny Hunt says he'll be challenging spirit of lethargy.
Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service | posted 6/11/2008 09:10AM

Dispatch from South Africa
A Eucharistic Presence
How South African churches are acting like Jesus.
Mark Galli in Johannesburg | posted 6/11/2008 09:09AM

News Quiz
Name That College Virginity Club
Also: What Tony Blair wants to do with his life, the final straw for Obama, and Iraqi Christians react to death penalty.
Compiled by Susan Wunderink | posted 6/06/2008 10:08AM

Dispatch from South Africa
Siege from Within: Day and Night in Johannesburg
South Africa is not an easy place to minister, despite the apparent normalcy.
Mark Galli in Johannesburg | posted 6/06/2008 10:03AM

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Loving Where it Hurts the Most
Bill Mallonee has been called one of the top 100 songwriters in the world, but an audience is hard to find.

Nate Anderson | posted 11/21/2008 09:15AM

Slideshow: No Need to Fret
Bill Mallonee sings about hardship, but his lyrics are haunted by hope.

Edited by Ruth Moon | posted 11/21/2008 09:18AM

Go Figure
Get the number on Max Lucado, Orthodox congregants, and poverty.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 11/21/2008 09:20AM

Fire and Dating
Name that nonprofit, Mike Huckabee's biblical blunder, and stem-cells make an organ.

Compiled by Sarah Pulliam and Susan Wunderink | posted 11/21/2008 09:21AM

Our Contentious Catalyst
Francis Schaeffer never stopped battling for the faith.

Harold Fickett | posted 11/20/2008 05:01PM

Reference Rainbow
What it looks like to graph the Bible's cross-references.

Graphic by Chris Harrison, Carnegie Mellon University | posted 11/20/2008 05:03PM

Denominational Diagnostics
What I look for to find a healthy church.

Philip Yancey | posted 11/19/2008 08:52AM

My Top 5 Devotionals

Carolyn Nystrom, coauthor with J.I. Packer of Praying: Finding our Way through Duty to Delight | posted 11/19/2008 08:54AM

Sorting through the Rubble
Westmont College rebuilds after fire destroys 20 percent of its campus.

Sarah Pulliam | posted 11/18/2008 01:12PM

World's Worst Persecutor
Will U.S. diplomatic shift and Graham visit help Christians?

Ruth Moon | posted 11/18/2008 09:11AM

Poll: When do you start listening to Christmas music?

From Christianity Today Movies:
Twilight
This film adaptation will satisfy fans of the vampire romance novel, but doesn't have much of anything for anyone else.

Todd Hertz | posted 11/23/2008 05:36AM

Bolt
A dog who thinks he's a superhero goes on a cross-country journey of self-discovery in Disney's best home-grown cartoon in years.

Peter T. Chattaway | posted 11/23/2008 05:36AM

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