Stories from Christianity Today
Go Figure
Americans continue to give to religious groups following September 11.
compiled by Ted Olsen | CT, August 5, 2002
Easter in an Age of Terror
Living and dying—and living again—after September 11.
by M. Craig Barnes | CT, April 1, 2002
Church Binds 9/11 Wounds with Quick Cash
A New York mission offers aid to those who need it without all the red tape.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, February 4, 2002
The First Christmas (after 9/11)
compiled by Todd Hertz and David Neff | CT, December 26, 2001
Too Much 9/11 Giving
Charities overwhelmed by task of distributing $1.5 million windfall.
by Tony Carnes in New York City | CT, December 20, 2001
Economic Slump, Terrorism Jolt Giving
Charities unrelated to September 11 face a difficult year.
by Ken Walker | CT, November 27, 2001
Widow of September 11 Hero Starts Foundation
Todd M. Beamer fund established to care for children who lost parents on United Flight 93.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, November 26, 2001
Rethinking Pacifism
Many peace-church leaders, shaken by attacks, reexamine their beliefs.
by Chuck Fager | CT, November 16, 2001
Blame Game
Seeking mercy is a better response to 9/11 than seeking meaning.
A Christianity Today editorial | CT, November 8, 2001
Wake-up Call
If September 11 was a divine warning, it's God's people who are being warned.
by Charles Colson | CT, November 5, 2001
Readying for Takeoff
According to airport chaplain, travelers don't take flying for granted after September 11.
by Ted Olsen | CT, November 5, 2001
Where Was God on 9/11?
Reflections from Ground Zero and beyond.
by Philip Yancey | CT, October 23, 2001
Beamer's Faith, Competitive Streak Set Scene for Flight 93 Heroism
Friends say Wheaton grad's determination made him a hero.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, October 18, 2001
Now What?
A Christian response to religious terrorism.
by Mark Galli | CT, September 21, 2001
Day of Terror, Day of Grace
In the wake of fatal attacks killing thousands, Christians steer America toward prayer, service, and reconciliation.
by Tony Carnes in New York City | CT, September 25, 2001
The Hard-Won Lessons of Terror and Persecution
Overseas Christians reflect on painful experiences.
by Art Moore | CT, September 26, 2001
Prayer After 9.11.01
The author of The Prayer of Jabez says now, more than ever, we need to seek God's power.
by Bruce Wilkinson | CT, September 28, 2001
Film Forum: Megiddo and Other Make-Believe Disasters
September 11 has spoiled America's appetite for on-screen destruction.
by Jeffrey Overstreet | CT, September 28, 2001
Christian History Corner: 'He Does Not War'
In the Anabaptist tradition, a Christian must never fight back.
by Hans Schnell | CT, September 28, 2001
Activists Well Acquainted with Terror
"Jerusalem Women Speak" tour gains relevance for audience members struggling with new fears.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 27, 2001
Judgment Day
God promised that calamity would follow disobedience. So why are we quick to dismiss it as a reason for the September 11 attacks?
by Frederica Mathewes-Green | CT, September 25, 2001
Where I Minister, Grace Abounds Over Sin
At Ground Zero, a New York pastor strives to be a symbol that God is present and available.
by The Rev. Richard Del Rio as told to Tony Carnes | CT, September 24, 2001
Myths of the Taliban
Misinformation and disinformation abounds. What do we know?
by John Wilson | CT, September 24, 2001
To Embrace the Enemy
Is reconciliation possible in the wake of such evil?
An interview with Miroslav Volf | CT, September 21, 2001
After the Grave in the Air
True reconciliation comes not by ignoring justice nor by putting justice first, but by unconditional embrace.
by Miroslav Volff | CT, September 21, 2001
Christian History Corner: A Time For War?
Augustine's "just war" theory continues to guide the West.
by Robert L. Holmes | CT, September 21, 2001
Volunteers Bring Glad Tidings to Ground Zero
Church located 2.5 miles from World Trade Center feels "God has used [us] because of where we are."
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 20, 2001
Shock Waves Tear Through a Shock-Value Industry
How can we think of movies at a time like this?
by Jeffrey Overstreet | CT, September 20, 2001
Was September 11 the Beginning of the End?
Observers say geography and gravity of attacks have led to little prophecy speculation.
by Todd Hertz | CT, September 19, 2001
Active Christian on Flight 93 Hailed as a Hero
Wheaton College graduate and others "figured out how to do extraordinary things" aboard United plane.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 19, 2001
With Grief and Anger, the U.S. Mourns Its Losses
A week of official services and impromtu demonstrations follows shocking attacks.
by Chris Herlinger in New York | CT, September 18, 2001
Orthodox Church Near Ground Zero Hopes to Rise Again
Members hope to rebuild 169-year-old structure, which stood only 500 feet from the World Trade Center.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 18, 2001
Fire Department Chaplain Dies in the Line of Duty
"Father Mike" is remembered for compassion and always being first on the scene.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 18, 2001
Churches Meet Needs at Ground Zero
Brooklyn pastors and parishioners thank God for survival, but help victims and families cope.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 17, 2001
Church Mourns 'Father Frank'
Fond memories comfort those who knew retired priest killed in World Trade Center attack.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 17, 2001
Taking It Personally
What do we do with all this anger?
by Edward Gilbreath | CT, September 14, 2001
'Is That Thunder?'
With metal cracking at the World Trade Center, New York pastors cry out to God.
by Tony Carnes in New York City | CT, September 14, 2001
Christians Provide Comfort in the Shadow of Calamity
Still "stunned and reeling," New Yorkers seek support at prayer service.
by Tony Carnes in New York City | CT, September 13, 2001
Shaken Christians Turn to Prayer
Impromptu services usher in the bereaved by word of mouth, road signs, and e-mail.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 13, 2001
Illinois Pastor on Fatal Flight
Jeffrey Mladenik, 43, was involved in workplace ministry, international adoption.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 13, 2001
Communication Troubles Challenge U.S. Church Relief Agencies
Aid work continues amid atmosphere of shock, fear, and sporadic harassment.
by Chris Herlinger in New York City | CT, September 13, 2001
Reflections on Suffering
Classic and contemporary quotations for dark times.
Compiled by Richard A. Kauffman | CT, September 13, 2001
When Sin Reigns
An event like this shows us what humans are capable of becoming—both as children of darkness and of light.
by Darrell L. Bock | CT, September 13, 2001
Churches, Agencies Respond to Attacks
Leaders call for prayer, justice, and mercy.
by LaTonya Taylor | CT, September 12, 2001
Muslims Fear a Backlash
No matter who is responsible, observers feel a reaction will still be present.
by Art Moore | CT, September 12, 2001
A Wake-Up Call to Become Global Christians
The deadly attacks on America will provoke many responses, but Christians are commanded to love our neighbors.
by Miriam Adeney | CT, September 12, 2001
In the Belly of the Beast
Christians, calling terrorist attack "satanically brilliant," minister at epicenter of World Trade disaster.
by Tony Carnes in New York City | CT, September 12, 2001
Nation's Religious Leaders Urge Calm, Pray for Peace
Churches will maintain prayer vigils for victims and leaders.
by Kevin Eckstrom, Religion News Service | CT, September 11, 2001
Church Leaders Around World Deplore 'Unspeakable Horror' of Attack
Christians urged to unite in prayer as they unite in shock and denunciation.
by David E. Anderson, Religion News Service | CT, September 11, 2001
Experts Say Spiritual Roots Will Aid in Coping With Catastrophe
Pray and connect with others, advise nation's chaplains.
by Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service | CT, September 11, 2001
Fear and Hate
In times like this, as in all other times, Christians have a responsibility to love above all else.
CT, September 11, 2001
God's Message in the Language of Events
In the face of evil, we must focus on keeping our hearts right.
by Nick Lillo | CT, September 11, 2001
Christianity Today'sWeblog continues to examine the mainstream media's coverage of 9/11's religious fallout, including issues of pacifism, persecution, politics, and prophecy.
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