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November 22, 2008
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By Greg Puls

Loving Where it Hurts the Most
Bill Mallonee has been called one of the top 100 songwriters in the world, but an audience is hard to find.


Slideshow: No Need to Fret
Bill Mallonee sings about hardship, but his lyrics are haunted by hope.


Go Figure
Get the number on Max Lucado, Orthodox congregants, and poverty.


Poll: When do you start listening to Christmas music?
News Quiz
Fire and Dating
Name that nonprofit, Mike Huckabee's biblical blunder, and stem-cells make an organ.
Special Section: News Quiz

Our Contentious Catalyst
Francis Schaeffer never stopped battling for the faith.

Reference Rainbow
What it looks like to graph the Bible's cross-references.

Denominational Diagnostics
What I look for to find a healthy church.

My Top 5 Devotionals
By Carolyn Nystrom, coauthor with J.I. Packer of Praying: Finding our Way through Duty to Delight

World's Worst Persecutor
Will U.S. diplomatic shift and Graham visit help Christians?

Sorting through the Rubble
Westmont College rebuilds after fire destroys 20 percent of its campus.

From Christianity Today Movies:
Reviews: Twilight — 2½ stars
Bolt — 3 stars

 
 
 
 
 
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    A 62-year-old man was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison Friday for embezzling about $1.1 million from the church organization where he once worked. (Associated Press)
  • Bob Jones Univ. apologizes for racist policies
    Bob Jones University is apologizing for racist policies that included a one-time ban on interracial dating and its unwillingness to admit black students until 1971. (Associated Press)
  • Feminine milestone
    Broad Street Presbyterian Church is being led by an all-woman team for the first time (The Columbus Dispatch)
  • What Happy People Don’t Do
    Happy people spend a lot of time socializing, going to church and reading newspapers — but they don’t spend a lot of time watching television, a new study finds. (The New York Times)
  • Parents' despair is left at Nebraska's doorstep
    Thirty-five children have been abandoned in the state since passage of its unique safe-haven law. It's a cry for help. (Los Angeles Times)
  • Japanese Christian martyrs to be beatified
    Samurai warriors, housewives and children were crucified, thrown into hot springs and tortured, but refused to renounce their religion. Japan's extraordinary but relatively unknown history of Christian persecution is finally receiving recognition in a beatification of 188 martyrs. (Associated Press)
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[CT Classics]Broken Tablets
The Court splits the baby and denies the rule of law. Feel united yet?

Why the Devil takes VISA
A Christian response to the triumph of consumerism.

Good Question: Heavenly Bodies
What do we gain from a bodily resurrection?

[Hot Issues]Christianity Today compiles our articles on specific trends, hot issues, and people that have shaped the news and evangelical thought. In Hot Topics, you'll find collections of our ongoing coverage from our most recent reports on life ethics to our archived articles on Katrina relief efforts.

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