April, 2003

Educators can no longer afford to ignore federal guidelines on religion in schools

There is indeed much to praise and imitate in Christian companies

Christianity Today salutes four finalists in ten categories.

What makes them so good? (Hint: Not money)

The Psychology of Paul explores how a zealous persecutor became Christianity’s greatest evangelist

Patrick recreates the life of St. Patrick into an epic saga

How Much is Enough? describes how we turn to fleeting satisfactions and away from God

Hearing with the Heart reflects on discerning God’s direction

God may have lessons for us in the way he answers our askings

What you can do to help persecuted Christians in Indonesia

We may see more die from HIV/AIDS because gay activists are intolerant

Group encourages and counsels Alaska’s secluded missionaries

Recent comments about Augustine’s Confessions and canonizing Ivan the Terrible

Only a handful of Southern Baptist missionaries leave amid revisions to BFM

“No nation wants North Koreans, but Christians rally to their cause”

Panel will examine allegations of murder and corruption under former president

Christians back abstinence-fidelity plan against deadly virus

Presbyterians gird for gay-clergy battle at assembly

Christian Churches Together in the USA announces it will launch once 25 denominations join

“Internet gambling is hooking shut-ins, including Christians”

Randy Alcorn learned to live what he had preached while fleeing the wrath of abortionists and the judgment of the courts

A third theological path through the Israeli-Palestinian thicket

“Since the 1600s, the number of protestants has risen to more than 27 million”

Material poverty and spiritual riches in Brazil’s parched Northeast