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Harold Smith to Retire as CEO of Christianity Today
He has served the company for 34 years, 11 as president. - Jun 21,
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Global Religious Freedom Takes Its Biggest Hit in Over a Decade
Christianity is the biggest religion in the world. It's also still the most restricted. - Jun 19,
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Nicaraguan Unrest Squashes Summer Missions
Church teams cancel trips as protests limit access and security. - Jun 15,
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Canada’s Supreme Court Rejects Country’s Only Christian Law School
Trinity Western University’s loss over its LGBT stance is seen as a blow to religious freedom.
One-on-One with Pastor Choco DeJesus on ‘Move into More: Limitless Surprises of a Faithful God’We settle for less because there is a challenge that comes with seeking more.
It’s Not My Daughter’s Job to Teach Me About WomenI’m learning how to rightly respect the opposite sex, not because I had a child but because of ongoing encounters with Christ.
Nominate a Book for the 2019 Christianity Today Book AwardsInstructions for publishers.
Imagining a Virtuous CapitalismFree-market ideas grew in a religious and moral soil. We need to replant them there.
4 Ways to Share God’s Love in SummertimeThe “Ordinary Time” of summer invites us to give the extraordinary Good News.
Why Families Keep Coming to the US BorderHow violence and terror in their homelands spurs migrants to come north.
Stewarding a Gospel Movement in ChicagoWe long to see the power of the Holy Spirit energizing the Church.
The God Who Overpowers Childhood TraumaA new book crawls into the lives of children at risk, enters their desperation, and accompanies them on their journey toward redemption.
How Sunday School Sparked Revival in Egypt's Oldest ChurchInspired by Western missionaries, a humble Coptic cleric gave new life to the ancient church through education.
One-on-One with Adam Mabry on ‘The Art of Rest’Rest or Ruined: A conversation with a serial achiever on the importance of rest.
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10 New or Lesser-Known Female Theologians Worth KnowingMore and more evangelical women are pursuing higher education in theology. Here are a few you haven’t heard of yet. -
The Importance Of Doing lowercase ministry In An ALL CAPS WorldWe can be loud, or we can be heard. But we can seldom do both.(Pivot) -
Picking up the MantleIt is imperative that a church and its staff are involved in leadership transition while the church and the leadership are healthy.Leer en español -
The Anti-Racism Activist That History ForgotIn the Jim Crow era, an African-American newspaper owner made a biblical case against racism. -
Heard the One About the Jewish Man, the Roman Demon, and the Gentile Pigs?
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When Church Gets Sidelined by Youth SportsPastors need a game plan for discipling over-committed families. -
Love Thy Neighbor as Mister Rogers DidA new documentary shows how a gentle Presbyterian minister turned TV inside out. -
You Can’t Have Racial Justice Without a Bloody CrossJonathan Wilson-Hartgrove’s necessary rebuke on race rests on a sadly truncated gospel.
