Churches cleared of tax law violations; Baylor keeps its president, after all; and Georgia Tech group told to remove anti-anti-gay remarks from website.

Capital punishment returns, Cedarville’s trustees uphold firing, and the House votes for debt forgiveness.

No public funds for Baptist pharmacy school, a Christian UK couple barred from being foster parents, and the SBC goes greener.

PCUSA bars non-celibate gay clergy, Answers in Genesis launches online journal, and a NY court rules out-of-state same-sex marriages are valid.

Malaysia bans non-Muslim publications from using "Allah," Episcopal church takes disciplinary action against two conservative bishops, and April issue to be CCM magazine's last.

Pittsburgh diocese to leave Episcopal Church, a stem cell breakthrough, Methodist Church transgendered man may remain pastor, and New Man and Spirit-Led Woman to be online-only.

The events, people, and debates of the past year that Christianity Today's editors believe have shaped, or will significantly shape, evangelical life, thought, or mission.

Nigeria mob kills 10, pharmacists don't have to fill Plan B prescriptions, and Prison Fellowship bars UCC congregation from Angel Tree.

IRS investigation fallout, Muslim convert goes into hiding, and Gordon College receives gift.

U.S. resolution on Dalits, WEA to open Iraq branch, and Rev. Price sues 20/20.

Asbury's governance woes, Calif. Episcopal church property, and charges filed against abortion doctor.

Vietnam Christians sentenced, TBN acquires theme park, and the CRC votes on women in church office.

The Center for Reclaiming America for Christ closes, Iraq added to religious rights watch list, and InterVarsity back at University of Wisconsin-Superior.

Malatya murders, Child Online Protection Act, and Remnant convictions.

Another large donation to Opportunity International, suits against pastors end.

Medi-Share, British Airways' jewelry policy, and Gaza Baptist Church.

Sanctions against Belarus; raising awareness of Palestinian Christians; and attacks in India.

Local Church's petition denied, apology to Anabaptists, reward for AIDS work, and bankrupt tithing.

The events, people, and debates of the past year that Christianity Today's editors and writers believe have shaped, or will significantly shape, evangelical life, thought, or mission.