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January 2006

Deliver Us from Kony
Why the children of Uganda are killing one another in the name of the Lord.
by J. Carter Johnson
Plus: Brutality Therapy

Peace Not Out of Reach
What American Christians can do to help resolve the LRA conflict.
Interview by Timothy C. Morgan

The Rest of the Story
Half a century after killing five missionaries, the 'Auca' find themselves on the cutting edge of modern missions.
by Rebecca Barnes

How the Kingdom Comes
The church becomes countercultural by sinking its roots ever deeper into God's heavenly gifts.
by Michael S. Horton

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

The Joy of Aging
What faith looks like when it's dangerous to sing and walk at the same time.
by Don Bastian

Global Anglicans Flex Muscle
Conservative bishops join forces to counter potent revisionist wing.
by Timothy C. Morgan

The CIA Myth
Mission agencies still fight 50-year-old accusations.
by Deann Alford

HeadLines

Archaeology: Three big digs in Israel deepen Bible understanding.

Business: Family Christian Stores decision reveals tension with publishers.

2005 in Review: Top ten stories that shaped evangelical life, thought, or mission.

Accountability: Once-wayward ministry works to reclaim credibility.

Indonesia: Militants target Christian youth.

France: Riots prompt Christians to do more for Muslims.

Pakistan: Winter bears down on earthquake victims.

Q & A: Geneva Global CEO on effective relief giving.

Bible: Translators unveil unusual American New Testament.

Departments

Inside CT
Better Than a Cigar

Readers Write

Where We Stand
Dazed by Disasters; You'd Better Watch Out

Reflections
Hope

Speaking Out | Gary A. Parrett
Raising Ebenezer

Do Likewise | David P. Gushee
Bill's Big Career Move

Civil Reactions | Stephen L. Carter
The 'Judicial Philosophy' Dodge

Weblog in Print | Ted Olsen
Time to Get Judicially Serious

The CT Review
George Barna Rejects the Church; Why We Should Think about the Unthinkable; Bookmarks

The Back Page | Philip Yancey
The Word on the Street

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Cuba for Christ—Ahora!
The Communist island's improbable revival is 15 years old and growing stronger.

Jeremy Weber | posted 7/09/2009 09:02AM

More Freedom But Not Free
Cuba still ranks low on religious liberty.

CT staff | posted 7/09/2009 09:03AM

Easter in Cuba
Holy Week across the Communist island reveals a most improbable evangelical revival.

Photos by Gary Gnidovic, slideshow edited by Ruth Moon | posted 7/09/2009 01:30PM

Back to Cuba
Christianity Today puts a spotlight on a hidden story.

Timothy C. Morgan | posted 7/09/2009 09:05AM

Does Global Christianity Equal American Christianity?
Historian Mark Noll talks about how U.S. missionaries have—and have not—shaped the faith in other nations.

Interview by David Neff | posted 7/08/2009 09:04AM

Blood and Desperation
Aaron Strumpel returns human struggle to the Psalms.

Andy Whitman | posted 7/08/2009 09:07AM

CDs on The List
Short reviews of new albums by Jars of Clay, Phillip LaRue, and Billy Ray Cyrus.

posted 7/08/2009 09:08AM

Divine Devolution
Robert Wright thinks God is okay, as long as he behaves like a secular humanist.

Dinesh D'Souza | posted 7/07/2009 09:01AM

Renewed Focus and Vision
A word from Christianity Today International's president.

Harold Smith | posted 7/07/2009 09:02AM

A Whole Good World Outside
Opening our blinds to the prevailing wonder of creation.

Philip Yancey | posted 7/06/2009 10:39AM

Readers Write
Your responses to the May 2009 issue of Christianity Today.

posted 7/06/2009 10:41AM

'Honor Thy Father' for Grownups
Or, how not to be a deadbeat son or daughter.

Mollie Ziegler Hemingway | posted 7/01/2009 09:13AM

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