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Speaking Out
It Isn't Easy Being Pink: There Is No Neutral Ground When It Comes to Planned Parenthood
A noble cause cannot mask the most ignoble of partners.
R. Albert Mohler Jr.|
Speaking Out
The Politics of Breast Cancer
Why the Komen Foundation's desire not to be "political" is understandable, but impossible.
Matthew Lee Anderson|
Speaking Out
The Komen Fiasco's Silver Lining
Small comforts (and other sizes) emerge from Planned Parenthood’s bullying tactics.
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway|
Speaking Out
The Pink Ribbon and the Dollar Sign
The wrong lessons to draw from the Komen-Planned Parenthood debacle.
Russell D. Moore|
From Her.meneutics
Why the New Planned Parenthood Controversy Raises Old Questions
The world is waking up to a conflict pro-life women have faced for years.
Gina Dalfonzo|
Abortion
Pink Stink: Komen Drops Planned Parenthood Support
Move comes after Bible spat, debate on breast-cancer activism.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey and Ted Olsen|
From Her.meneutics
Being Loved through Breast Cancer
God became 'the God who sees' when I faced a bilateral mastectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation at age 27.
Sarah Thebarge, guest blogger|
Questions About A Good and Perfect Gift Part 1
Interview
Q & A: Herman Cain on Faith, Calling, and Presidential Aspirations
CT talks with the pizza magnate about his potential candidacy, cancer, and views of Islam.
Interview by Trevor Persaud|
Speaking Out
Pass the Casserole
Losing control over your eating—like, when you can’t cook after surgery for cancer—has a way of turning anxiety into gratitude.
Ellen Painter Dollar|
From Her.meneutics
Don't Think Pink
Breast cancer awareness campaigns often raise everything but real, tangible support for survivors. Just ask my mom.
Gina Dalfonzo, guest blogger|
Interview
Joni Eareckson Tada on Something Greater than Healing
Now facing breast cancer and chronic pain, the author, speaker, and advocate talks about the blessings of suffering.
Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey|
From Her.meneutics
Not Everyone Is Praying for Christopher Hitchens Today
I worry that Christians have jumped on praying for the atheist just to reaffirm their own faith.
Karen Spears Zacharias, guest blogger|
News
Joni Eareckson Tada Battles Breast Cancer Again
Update: The evangelist announced a cancerous tumor returned to the site of her 2010 mastectomy.
Timothy C. Morgan|
News
Matt Chandler: 'I Really Do Believe the Lord Has Healed Me'
He plans to go back to talking about church, Scripture, and gospel next week.
Ted Olsen|
News
Pastor With No Tongue Still Has a Lot to Say
The Lutheran pastor believes that he's been able to reach more people than if he had not had cancer.
Tim Townsend, St. Louis Post-Dispatch|
Wrestling with Angels
Allow for Space in the Music
Acknowledging the mystery of pain.
Carolyn Arends|
Interview
The Medical Hazards of Spiritual Care
New studies are finding that terminal cancer patients do better when doctors and medical staff are spiritually supportive.
Interview by Rob Moll|
Book Review
A Chronicle of Hopeful Dying
Death is not the enemy, says cancer-stricken Walt Wangerin, but a chance for Jesus to shine.
David Neff|
A few more thoughts about God, memoir, and cultural narcissism
Amy Julia Becker|

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