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Perhaps one of the most feared words in the English language, cancer’s effects spread far beyond the body containing it. With the work of organizations like the ...
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Special Series
Ryan and Amy Green
Parents turned their toddler’s cancer treatment into a wrenching video game.
Richard Clark|
From Her.meneutics
My Toddler Survived Brain Cancer—Here’s What I Learned
7 things you should know, from a mom who’s been there
Ellie Poole Ewoldt, guest writer|
Cancer, Where Is Your Sting?
A neurosurgeon discovers hope and healing in the face of a terminal diagnosis.
J. Todd Billings|
Interview
On Dying and Reckoning with the Prosperity Gospel
How church historian Kate Bowler's cancer diagnosis brought her face-to-face with the beauty and terror of the popular movement.
Interview by Morgan Lee|
From Her.meneutics
Lent in the Shadow of Cancer
Three writers reflect on breast cancer, bodies, and resurrection hope.
Sarah Arthur, guest writer|
Playing Through the Shadow of Death
A recent video game invites us into a family tragedy—and offers a glimmer of hope.
Kevin Schut|
Life Ethics
Assisted Suicide and Real Death with Dignity
Advocates say that choosing when we die is a fundamental right. My late husband thought otherwise.
Kim Kuo|
Culture Matters
The Difficulty (and Beauty) of Vulnerability
Openness in personal relationships can bring pain, but it also offers unrivaled love and support.
Wade Bearden|
Media
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
What do you do when a movie says something itself better than you could ever hope to say it?
Jackson Cuidon|
Gleanings
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Names Interim President
Campus ministry's No. 2 will continue its commitment to religious freedom on college campuses and racial diversity.
Morgan Lee|
News
Cancer Causes InterVarsity President Alec Hill to Leave Campus Ministry Early
Major campus ministry 'enters leadership transition.'
Jeremy Weber|
From Her.meneutics
Remembering Kara Tippetts and Her ‘Mundane Faithfulness’
Christian mom and blogger saw God in her suffering.
Bronwyn Lea, guest writer|
Third Culture
Dancing With Cancer
Suffering and joy are not mutually exclusive. God can be present in both. An excerpt from Peter's book.
Peter W. Chin|
Third Culture
When You Don't Know What God Is Up To
Sometimes all you need to know that a gift is good is to know Who gave it to you.
Interview
Following Jesus through Cancer: A Final Conversation with Steve Hayner
The former IVCF and Columbia Seminary president spoke with longtime friend Mark Labberton last fall.
Interview by Mark Labberton|
Book Review
Life after a Medical Death Sentence
Theologian J. Todd Billings learns how to travel in cancer's company.
John Koessler|
News
Died: Steve Hayner, Former President of InterVarsity and Columbia Seminary
(UPDATED) The interdenominational leader was 66.
Timothy C. Morgan|
Third Culture
The Day I Became a Man
There is a time for lament, and a time for lament to cease. An excerpt from Peter's new book.
Peter W. Chin|
Joy in the Bleak Midwinter
When the weather and the news lead us toward despair, we can still choose to rejoice.
Jennifer Grant, guest writer|
The Behemoth
Deadly, Healing Medicine
I had to ingest poison if I hoped to live.
J. Todd Billings|

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