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Why they wouldn’t bow to Boko Haram.
- The Challenge of Being a Faithful Boss When a Pandemic Nearly Kills Your IndustryA Christian restauranteur relies on God while navigating his first major layoffs, angry customers, closures, and the continued challenges brought on by COVID-19.
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Interview: Reopening Muslim Minds to Freedom and ToleranceMustafa Akyol explains why his new book explores the history of apostasy laws, the sayings of Muhammad, and the prospects for greater pluralism in the Islamic world.
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The Supreme Court Sets a Good Precedent in Fulton, But Questions RemainThe court sidestepped some of the major issues, but this is still a good day for religious liberty.
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Supreme Court Sides with Catholic Foster Care AgencyBut majority declines to revisit rules for religious accommodation, over protests from justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch.
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Lebanon’s Christian Schools Are Full of Muslims—and They Need HelpDevastating deflation means evangelical and Catholic schools can barely pay teachers and keep classes open. Yet it’s cheaper than ever for the global church to support them.
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Meet the Conservative Evangelicals Practicing ‘Strategic Hibernation’ in the American NorthwestThey might embrace their marginal status, but they don’t plan on staying marginal forever.
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The American Church Is a Mess. But I’m Still Hopeful.Attrition rates and leadership failures are only one part of the story.
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How to Proclaim the Good News in the Fastest-Shrinking and Fastest-Growing Cities in AmericaAs the US census charts a decade of dramatic changes, two congregations have lived it.
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SBC Polity Gives People in the Pews the Power to Stop Corrupt LeadersThis week at the Southern Baptist Convention’s annual meeting, attendees will ask for change from the top. But regular members also bear responsibility.
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The American Mosque: More Suburban, Less ConversionAs “mosque planting” and “unmosqued youth” increasingly resemble patterns in the church, evangelical experts reflect on implications for faith and witness.
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Algeria Returns a Historic Church, But Stops Christian Worship at 20 OthersOne court yields keys to colonial-era worship site, while another issues verdict for prominent pastor facing proselytism charges.
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Biden DOJ to Vigorously Defend Religious School ExemptionsThe Biden administration support of religious school exemptions is making news, but the Equality Act is still a major concern.
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Thanking God for Miracles, Asylum Seekers Enter USWith the end of Donald Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy, new needs challenge Christian ministries helping migrants.
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Jemar Tisby: Three Words Should Guide Our Pursuit of Racial JusticeIn his latest book, the “Color of Compromise” author turns from the lessons of history to the proper Christian response.
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Charles Stanley: Not Selling CBDSocial media scam is using the Baptist preacher’s name to advertise gummies, oil.
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Understanding the Diaspora ChurchCross-cultural diffusion of the Gospel through people on the move.
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Loving the Foreigners—Even When They Have a Deadly DiseaseInspired by Deuteronomy, Singapore Christians win praise for serving migrant workers at epicenter of COVID-19 outbreak.
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Hobby Lobby Sues Oxford Professor for $7 MillionAncient papyri with gospel texts were allegedly stolen.
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.
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