The late DC leader is remembered for his integrity, friendship, and bridge-building between Christians and the media.

A slate of four films highlight journalists' ongoing quest to share truth.

As a pastor, he prefers to avoid the public eye. Here's why he doesn't.

Patrick Kingsley’s frontlines account of the global crisis is a gift to concerned Christians.

CT's outgoing executive editor looks back on the successes—and anxieties—of his twelve years in journalism.

In the age of information overload, propaganda helps us find a place to belong.

The popular journalist shares about staying true to her faith in the TV news industry.

A CT pioneer on her three most meaningful articles, how the Internet affects her job, and that time the date went missing from the magazine’s front cover.

Subscribing to periodicals for the common good.

For those determined to speak out according to our deeply held beliefs, the price tag is becoming increasingly steep.

CT transcends the bitter realism in and outside the church.

What you see isn't all you get.

The commentator says we are in a new McCarthyist era—and that the Americans quashing free speech are the ones who have typically heralded it.

No less than Western law, the civil rights movement, and Christianity itself rest on the historicity of the biblical event.

What we hope you see in every CT article.

Inconclusive storytelling stirs our longing for justice.

European decision does more to preserve reputations than protect privacy.

And a bit of what our team learned along the way.

In a culture that loves shock value, typical evangelicalism rarely makes news.