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ROD STOTHARD / GETTYFrance: As migrants flee Africa and the Middle East in record numbers, those who survive crossing the Mediterranean Sea are welcomed by European Christians. In the port city of Calais, France, Christian charities and the local Assemblies of God have helped Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees build St. Michael’s, a 500-member church. One refugee worker told World Watch Monitor, “They wanted a church before they even wanted a home.”
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Editorial
Review
Freya India’s book GirlsⓇ wants to fix young women’s consumption habits—and the way our culture consumes us.
Excerpt
An excerpt from Authentic Masculinity: Leaving Behind the Counterfeits for God’s Design.
Automatically hurling this accusation at believers who raise questions about Islam or other issues is intellectually lazy.
Inside the Ministry
The Christianity Today app is a curated, personalized, and mobile-friendly way to stay informed on faith, culture, and the world.
Review
Spinning a happy ending for George Orwell’s dire warning about communism, this film can’t decide if it’s a serious commentary or a collection of fart jokes.
News
After a lower court froze telehealth access to abortion drug mifepristone, the Supreme Court temporarily restored mail-order pills while it plans to consider the case.
New tech promises to do our work for us. But it can’t replace our need for rest in God.
Being Human
Family systems, emotions, and God’s grace
