Politics+Current Affairs
Two authors encourage Christians to rededicate themselves to attentive, artful reading.
President of the Assyrian Aid Society–Iraq (AASI) passes away from COVID-19 complications.
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The Best Advice on Engaging Muslims, from Arab Evangelical ScholarsDiverse anthology of current Christian research on Islam, the Quran, and Muhammad suggests biblically-faithful paths for better engagement beyond polemics or dialogue.
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Sherelle Ducksworth: Critical Theory and Precursors to Approaching Critical Race TheoryPart 2 of Sherelle Duckworth's contribution to our Critical Race Theory series.
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Sherelle Ducksworth: Sociological Theory and Precursors to Approaching Critical Race TheoryPart 1 of Sherelle Ducksworth's contribution to our Critical Race Theory series.
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The Missing Word in Our Reckonings on RaceTwo pastors advocate reparations for victims of white supremacy.
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Police Block and Barricade Canadian Church Over COVID-19 ViolationsThe pastor of the Alberta congregation recently spent a month in jail for repeated refusals to comply.
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InterVarsity Wins Suit Against Wayne StateUPDATE: University’s nondiscrimination policy unconstitutionally discriminated against the campus ministry.
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Why Black Pastors Still Stay Southern BaptistEven with disputes over Trump and critical race theory pushing some minority leaders out, others stand by the missional advantage in the country’s largest Protestant body.
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Baptists Can Dunk: 5 Facts About Baylor Basketball’s Historic NCAA Championship WinA culture of joy is at the center of the 114-year-old program’s first national title.
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Franklin Graham Wins British Bus Ad Censorship SuitEvangelist’s LGBT views are protected by UK Equality Act, court rules.
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Meet the Pro-Life Activist Who Narrowly Escaped Being Aborted HerselfHow Claire Culwell’s life changed when she discovered the shocking truth about her biological mother.
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Tim Keller: Hope for a Better World Starts with the ResurrectionFour reasons Christianity offers unparalleled confidence that history is headed somewhere good.
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Christians Need Win-Wins with Muslim Society More Than Wins in CourtWhat Malaysia’s High Court decision on Christian use of the word “Allah” means for the church.
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Convictions in Case of Christian Journalist Murdered in Turkey Fail to SatisfyFamily of Hrant Dink, proponent of reconciliation between Turks and Armenians who riled government officials through his genocide advocacy, say justice has not gone deep enough.
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Wall Street Crisis Could Cost Evangelical OrgsThe CEO of Archegos Capital, now making financial headlines for risky trading, is also known for his generous commitment to Christian ministries.简体中文繁体中文
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German Pastor Hopeful in Fight to Remain in TurkeyWave of Christian expat expulsions leaves many churches without leaders.
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Sudan Confirms Religious Freedom with Nuba Mountains RebelsFirst agreed between SPLM-N rebel group and civilian prime minister, peace deal provision to separate religion and state gets cemented with military signature.
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To Further Religious Freedom Among Muslims, Can Women Succeed Where Men Have Not?Films, courses, and dialogue groups invite—rather than confront—Islamic societies toward greater openness. But will accompanying “intersectionality” undercut support?
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Hide It Under a Bushel? Maybe.Take it from the “secret disciples” who buried Jesus: Sometimes it’s prudent to stay mum about your faith.
News & Reporting
- Christian Leaders Pray for Peace and Safety Amid Capitol MobFor believers under democratic rule, peaceful transitions are “part of honoring and submitting to God’s ordained leaders.”
- Ahead of 2020 Election, White Evangelicals Still Concerned About COVID-19Those who know someone who suffered from the virus are less likely to say they plan to vote for President Trump.
Top Story April 13, 2021
Tates Creek Presbyterian won praise for its transparent investigation. Then it had to do it again.
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