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The CEO Who Takes Greek Exegesis
The experience of Zondervan's new head, Maureen 'Moe' Girkins, hints at the future of Christian publishing.
Rescuing Bookstores

Bringing the Bookstore to Church
More and more churches get into the book business.
Locking the Doors for the Last Time
Customers 'feel like one of their family members has died.'
How to Save the Christian Bookstore
(Hint: Stop making it so religious.)
Education for Less
While some Christian colleges look to cut costs, a few are cutting tuition.
Study: Conservative Theology Means Smaller Bank Accounts
Duke sociologist says conservative Protestants save less and accumulate fewer assets.
IRS Rules to Remember
ECFA and IRS recommendations for churches that run businesses.
California Dreams
How one West Coast ministry reaps kingdom profits by planting businesses.
Gambling Opponents Say Moral Argument No Longer a Trump
As casinos and lotteries spread, two-thirds of Americans join in.
Congress Again Considers Workplace Religious Freedom Act
More than a decade after its introduction, bill still has wide bipartisan support—and corporate criticism.
Laughing with Evangelicals
Joel Kilpatrick of LarkNews.com satirizes only the ones he loves.
Pinching Pennies
The dollar's fall has squeezed missionary budgets—with no reprieve in sight.
Tulsa Dustup
Lawsuit charges ORU president and his wife with fiscal, moral improprieties.
Scripture and The Wall Street Journal
David Miller wants us to think more deeply about integrating faith and work.
Work Is Our Mission
Why the godly baker's most significant task is baking good bread.
Non-Holy Work

The Mission Of Business
Companies around the globe are mixing profits with gospel ministry.
In Perspective: Why Grassley Investigates
If Congress rewrites the tax rules for churches, they have to know how churches operate, says Richard Hammar.
From Hand Out to Hand Up
Three Arkansas entrepreneurs are helping build Rwanda's largest bank for the poorest of the poor.
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