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Ethiopia’s Evangelical Prime Minister Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Recognized for stewarding a breakthrough peace agreement with Eritrea with a “revivalist” spirit, Abiy Ahmed also helped end a historic church schism among the Orthodox. - Oct 11,
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Christians Killed on Syria’s Front Lines
While Trump defends US withdrawal, advocates fear “Turkey will complete the work that ISIS tried to do, in eradicating Christians from this region.” - Oct 11,
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He Got High and Broke Into a Church. Months Later, He Was Baptized There.
An Arkansas Baptist church opted to forgive the man who caused $100,000 in damage. - Oct 10,
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Teacher’s Lawsuit Reflects Evangelical Educators’ Dilemma Over Transgender Pronouns
A fired French instructor says the school board’s policy didn’t allow for compromise.
Why It’s Easier to Accept David as a Murderer than a RapistThe current debate over what happened to Bathsheba forces us to think deeper about motives and power.
The #EqualityTownHall Was Loud and Clear: The LGBTQ+ Community, Beto, the Equality Act, and EvangelicalsWe've come a long way from a plea for marriage equality.
Announcing the GC2 Summit on Leadership, Burnout, and Mental HealthJoin us December 6th as we face the hard truths and challenges of pastoral ministry.
A Sixth-Generation Mormon Meets a Born-Again ChristianHe asked me how I knew my faith was true. I couldn’t give a compelling answer.
Gained in Translation
Having the Bible in our own language is a gift we shouldn't take for granted.
Let the Little Children Come to Church, SafelyImproved policies are the first step in a major cultural shift to eradicate sex abuse in kids ministry.
Catholic Leaders Are Discussing Married Priests, Female Church Leadership, and Climate ChangeWhat Protestants need to know about Pope Francis’s Amazon Synod.
The Christian History of Korean-American AdoptionHow World Vision and Compassion International sparked an Oregon family to raise eight mixed-race children.
Down in the Dirt with a Soil-Splattered GodOur Heavenly Father is immersed in the mess and muck of life. How often do we notice?
The Bible Is More Than the Sum of Its BooksWhy Christians read the diversity within the canon as a unified whole.
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The #EqualityTownHall Was Loud and Clear: The LGBTQ+ Community, Beto, the Equality Act, and EvangelicalsWe've come a long way from a plea for marriage equality.
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Ethiopia’s Evangelical Prime Minister Wins Nobel Peace PrizeRecognized for stewarding a breakthrough peace agreement with Eritrea with a “revivalist” spirit, Abiy Ahmed also helped end a historic church schism among the Orthodox. -
Christians Killed on Syria’s Front LinesWhile Trump defends US withdrawal, advocates fear “Turkey will complete the work that ISIS tried to do, in eradicating Christians from this region.” -
A Sixth-Generation Mormon Meets a Born-Again ChristianHe asked me how I knew my faith was true. I couldn’t give a compelling answer.
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