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Max Lucado, Beth Moore, and Hundreds of Evangelicals Call for Immigration Reform … Again
A year after their letter opposing the refugee ban, the biggest names in the church are defending Dreamers, persecuted Christians, and more.
Kate Shellnutt|
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Why #GivingTuesday Donations Could Drop Dramatically Next Year
Evangelical leaders warn of ‘devastating’ impact of GOP tax plan on the charitable deduction.
Kate Shellnutt|
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Your Tithe Doesn’t Have to Go to Your Church, Most Leaders Say
But for many Christians, it may be a moot point.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
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Refugee Ban Forces World Relief to Lay Off 140 Staff
The evangelical resettlement agency announced it will close five locations.
Kate Shellnutt|
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Why Tim Keller, Max Lucado, and Hundreds of Evangelical Leaders Oppose Trump’s Refugee Ban
Regardless of court fight’s final outcome, fewer persecuted Christians will make it to America under president’s plan.
Jeremy Weber|
Fairness for All: Evangelicals Explore Truce on LGBT and Religious Rights
It worked in Utah. But national effort by the CCCU and NAE will be more complicated.
Kate Shellnutt |
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The Major Money Problems of Church Planters vs. Other Pastors
Why your pastors can't save themselves.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
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What Is an Evangelical? Four Questions Offer New Definition
NAE and LifeWay Research say belief should trump politics on surveys.
Bob Smietana|
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Evangelicals Now Officially Divided on Death Penalty
NAE updates 1973 resolution on Christian ethics of capital punishment.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
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175 Leaders Urge U.S. Support in Christianity's Historical Heartland; Egyptian Churches Not So Sure
Middle East Christians appreciate prayers, but political action brings mixed feelings.
Jayson Casper in Cairo|
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Should U.S. Bomb Syria? Evangelical Leaders Take Surprising Vote
National Association of Evangelicals finds out where its members stand.
Jeremy Weber|
Spotlight
The Sex Lives of Unmarried Evangelicals
80 percent of young unmarried evangelicals have had sex? Really?
Ted Olsen|
Speaking Out
Don't Let Dysfunctional Politics Override the Christian Call for Justice
Facing critics from both sides after I quit the AARP.
Ron Sider|
Under Discussion
Should Pastors Be Required to Sign a Code of Ethics?
Observers weigh in.
Compiled by Allison J. Althoff|
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Critics Challenge National Association of Evangelicals' Abortion-Reduction Initiative's Funding
Funding of soon-to-close Generation Forum by pro-contraception group draws criticism from World Magazine and Manhattan Declaration.
Ruth Moon|
Interview
Why the NAE Issued a Clergy Code of Ethics
Uncertainty on issues like use of time, family obligations, plagiarism, and pornography sparked a call for a broad statement, says Luder Whitlock.
Interview by David Neff|
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Evangelical Leaders Pan Qur'an Burn Plan
NAE issues public plea. Richard Land calls it "appalling, disgusting, and brainless."
Trevor Persaud|
Speaking Out
Immigration Reform: Another Christian View
Forging a just public policy is more complex than the public rhetoric.
Alan F. H. Wisdom, vice president of the Institute on Religion and Democracy|
Wire Story
Assemblies of God Leader Bows Out of Civility Statement
Signatories included nonevangelicals and people who support gay marriage and abortion rights.
Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service|
Wire Story
Evangelicals Endorse Immigration Reform
The National Association of Evangelicals' board overwhelmingly approved a resolution to seek 'faith and equal treatment' of immigrants.
Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service|

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