Theologian Roland Werner’s modern version Das Buch, now in its third edition, resonates with the unchurched and surprises the faithful.

And other brief news from Christians around the world.

Study finds new immigrants in about half of hospitable congregations.

Roger Olson sympathizes with liberal leavers, but he draws the line at liberal theology.

¿Cuál es la postura cristiana sobre los accidentes radioactivos, la tecnología y el reemplazamiento de los combustibles fósiles?

What is the Christian position on radioactive accidents, technology, and replacing fossil fuels?

Marriage seminar set up a clash between religious teachings and gay rights, but “alienating” comments are not criminal, court rules.

Tourists and pilgrims flock to German village as 1,800 local actors prepare to take the stage after pandemic interruption.

The chief concert technician for Steinway & Sons gave Bibles to the world’s greatest pianists and told them about Jesus.

For all that separated America and Europe in the 1950s, their experience of the crusade leader was remarkably similar.

News of Christians around the world.

Thomas Schirrmacher hopes to lead Christians into conversations, cooperation, and witness.

East German student of Karl Barth and Martin Heidegger believed “God has become speakable.”

Voting guides have been replaced by discussion questions as Christians consider the future.

World-famous Oberammergau Passion Play prepares for post-pandemic return.

A government report raises concerns that Nazi theology may not be a thing of the past.

How a mysterious book inscribed with a mysterious phone number changed the course of my life.

Kirchen weisen die neue Skepsis der Einwanderungsbehörden in Bezug auf authentischen Glauben zurück.

Trump plan creates uncertainty for evangelical churches serving soldiers—and new opportunities.