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Tigray Crisis Tests Ethiopian Christians Along Tribal Lines
As Abiy’s military closes in on TPLF forces, thousands flee to Sudan.
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Hope Is an Expectant Leap
Advent reminds us that Christian hope is shaped by what has happened and what’s going to happen again.
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Week 1: He Will Come Again in Glory
Advent devotional readings from Christianity Today.
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The Night after Christmas, It Was Still Dark
How the story of the shepherds changes our view of suffering.
God Pops Up: Horn of Africa
When Juwan, a man from a tiny Ethiopian village, found Jesus, he heard about taking the gospel ‘to the ends of the earth.’ He knew exactly where to start.
Advent: Living Hope
Advent devotional readings from Christianity Today.
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Life and Death in ‘The Land of the Clouds’
In the mountains of Papua, missionaries and Indonesian professionals serve the lost together.
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How a Pastor Got Fired Over Cranberries
Worry about present hardships and trouble distorts our faith in God’s future.
The Case for Vocational Singleness
What if singles spent time discerning a call to “undivided devotion to the Lord”?
Sometimes, Telling Us More About the Pilgrims Actually Tells Us Less
A new study touches on many factors that shaped life in Plymouth Colony. But the most important one gets lost in the laundry list.
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