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Korean Churches Close for First Time as Coronavirus Cases Hit 2,300
More than 1 million ask government to ban apocalyptic Christian sect linked to half of infections.
J. Y. Lee|February 28, 2020
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Trump’s Praise for Modi on India’s ‘Incredible’ Religious Freedom Doesn’t Match Our Research
The Evangelical Fellowship of India documents 300-plus cases of Christian persecution by Hindu nationalists each year. Muslims have it even worse.
Vijayesh Lal|February 28, 2020
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Coronavirus, Christians, and a Christ-Centered Response
How we respond in times when we feel powerless may offer a greater opportunity for growth for us and to witness to others.
Ed Stetzer|February 28, 2020
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逃离疫情是否忠于信仰？马丁路德对冠状病毒的教导
这位德国改革宗牧师对于瘟疫的反思，可以指导如我一样的医学生和在中国，及被冠状病毒波及到的各个地区的基督徒。
Emmy Yang|February 28, 2020
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逃離疫情是否忠於信仰？馬丁路德對冠狀病毒的教導
這位德國改革宗牧師對於瘟疫的反思，可以指導如我壹樣的醫學生和在中國，及被冠狀病毒波及到的各個地區的基督徒。
Emmy Yang|February 28, 2020
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Pro-Life Democrats Remind Candidates They Exist
Ahead of the South Carolina primary, religious voters’ push for a “diversity of opinions” on abortion gets little reception from presidential hopefuls.
Megan Fowler and Kate Shellnutt|February 28, 2020
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How to Build Trust in Science Within the Black Church
Q&A: Minister and scholar Cleve Tinsley says conversations should address history of inequality and include representation from black scientists.
Interview by Liuan Huska|February 28, 2020
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Don’t Let Jean Vanier (or Other Heroes) Off the Hook
The rhetoric around fallen leaders often erodes our high call to holiness.
Marlena Proper Graves|February 26, 2020
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Chinese American Churches on the Frontlines of Coronavirus Vigilance
Attendance has dropped as much as 50 percent this year.
Yonat Shimron - Religion News Service|February 25, 2020
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500 of Korea’s 1,000 Coronavirus Cases Tied to Shincheonji Church
(UPDATED) COVID-19 outbreak prompts 750,000 to petition South Korean president to outlaw apocalyptic movement deemed a cult by Christian leaders.
Kim Tong-Hyung - Associated Press|February 25, 2020
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Global Family and the Coronavirus
God is our refuge in times of troubles, and he is our defender, as well as our deliverer.
Sadiri Joy Tira|February 25, 2020
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Carmen Joy Imes and the Disruptive Power of the Old Testament
Passion and proficiency subvert the minimizing of female scholars.
February 24, 2020
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Blessed Are the Cobblers, Recyclers, and Thrift-Store Shoppers
In a world awash with excess possessions, we’re called to see landfill-bound items the way God does.
Anna Broadway|February 24, 2020
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Meet the Christian Family Behind Free Burma Rangers
The Eubank family offers food, shelter, and medicine on the frontlines in Iraq and Burma.
Celina Durgin|February 21, 2020
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Baseball, Trashcans, Signs, and Numbers
Why Moses struck out during spring training.
Daniel Harrell|February 21, 2020
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Black History Month: 20 Stories Christians Should Know
Meet the leaders, activists, ministers, and artists who changed the church and the world.
CT Editors|February 21, 2020
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Ex-Christian Post Publisher, Bible College Convicted in $35M Fraud Scheme
The money laundering case left a Christian media network out of business and Olivet University owing $1.25 million.
Kate Shellnutt|February 20, 2020
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Want Your Kids to Stay Christian? Double Down on Home Discipleship
Data suggests that what you do with your free time affects your family’s long-term spiritual formation.
Lyman Stone|February 20, 2020
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Five Years Ago, ISIS Executed 21 Christians on a Beach in Libya
How the Coptic Church responded in the wake of this heinous act of violence—and what believers around the world can learn from the ancient institution today.
Morgan Lee|February 19, 2020
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It Doesn’t Matter If the Coronavirus Whistleblower Was a Christian
There’s little evidence of the Wuhan doctor's faith. The church has something to learn from his life anyway.
Yan Yile|February 18, 2020
