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Editor's Note
Trauma Counseling for Christian Journalists
Why we put the new New Life story on the cover.
Katelyn Beaty, Managing Editor|
Editor's Note
C. S. Lewis in Unlikely Places
He’s still showing us how to pay attention.
Andy Crouch|
Editor's Note
Smarter, Bolder, and a Little Bit Taller
Yes, it’s really different. And yes, it is still Christianity Today.
Andy Crouch|
Editor's Note
The Gospel of Small for an Oversized Church
Why we need quiet disciples. Like the ones in this issue.
Katelyn Beaty|
Editor's Note
Honoring David Neff, The Gentleman Scholar
A tribute to Christianity Today's esteemed editor in chief.
Katelyn Beaty|
Editor's Note
The Secret to Why Sponsorship Works
Child sponsorship provides the most basic necessity.
Katelyn Beaty|
Editor's Note
Holy Hip-Hop Grows Up
But I'm still grateful for CCM's golden era.
Katelyn Beaty|
Editor's Note
Notes from Newtown
How the church rallied around the bereaved town.
Katelyn Beaty|
Editor's Note
Giving It Everything
What we like about the new radicals. Really.
Katelyn Beaty|
Editor's Note
Change to Believe In
Not all changes are good. But transformation is.
David Neff|
Editor's Note
Team of Champions
Introducing the new leadership of Christianity Today magazine
Harold Smith|
Editor's Note
Questions That Drive Us
Reasoning together about our life together.
Mark Galli|
Editor's Note
A Women's Issue
The 50—make that 51—reasons I love this magazine.
Katelyn Beaty, Associate Editor|
Editor's Note
Monitoring Controversy
Why some stories take a long time.
Mark Galli, Senior Managing Editor|
Editor's Note
A Season of Change at Christianity Today
Here's what's in the works this summer.
Harold Smith|
Editor's Note
Evangelicalism's Youthful Romance
From junior-high camp gimmicks to sexperiments.
Mark Galli|
Editor's Note
Touched by Jesus: Healing Body and Soul
Healing and the Good News move in concert.
Timothy Morgan|
Editor's Note
Journaling Grief: How Web-Based Publishing Is Changing Everything
The Internet allows a project to go from idea to publication in record time.
Mark Galli|
Editor's Note
Learning Life Lessons from Russian Babushkas
Some things can't be taught in a classroom.
Timothy C. Morgan|
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How to Help
Character and cost-effectiveness.
David Neff, Editor in Chief|

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