Church Life+Ministry
Esports opens new opportunities for evangelism, even during a pandemic.
Translation was led by deaf people trained in the biblical languages.
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Who Will Help Gen Z with Anxiety, Depression, Suicide? Youth Pastors Turn to Counseling.New awareness of mental health sends ministers in search of resources.
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How Black-Owned Businesses Bless AtlantaChristian entrepreneurs promote a new economic narrative in a city plagued by wealth gaps.
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God Himself Gives the GiftHumans have a penchant for sacrifice, but it’s the Lord who makes it possible.
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Died: J. Delano Ellis II, Bishop Who Promoted High Church PentecostalismHe believed church renewal would come from ardor and order of Spirit-empowered African Americans.
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Every Fourth of July, I Celebrate My Spiritual Independence DayHow God transformed my life at a church conference I didn’t even want to attend.
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Pursuing Racial Justice Requires More Than Lament, but Never LessHow the sharing of prayer and pain leads to trust—and then to change.
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Atlanta Beyond MLK: How Black Christians Continue a Civil Rights LegacyGenerations take up the gospel work of becoming a beloved community.
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The Black Church Is Atlanta’s Original Community OrganizerLong before Raphael Warnock’s Senate run, the biblical call for freedom for the oppressed stirred Atlanta Christians to social action.
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Racial Reconciliation Is Still a Dream for Atlanta ChristiansBut church leaders think it’s worth the work to address longstanding divides.
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Shifting the American Church: Learning to Operate from the MarginsHow the church can adapt to a rapidly changing landscape.
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Middle-Age Couples: Your Marriage Doesn’t Have to Be Stuck in Survival ModeHow the stresses and strains of aging can strengthen the bonds of love.
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Evangelicals for Social Action Leaves Behind ‘Evangelical’ LabelThe 47-year-old organization sticks with the broader movement’s mission but not its name.
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The Missional Power of PreparationHow do we prepare in the midst of uncertainty?
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Charles Stanley Stepping Down After 50 Years as PastorAt 87, the longtime First Baptist Atlanta preacher still doesn’t believe in retirement.
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Developing a Framework for the Secular MindHow do we break the stereotypes surrounding Christianity?
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Keep Calm and RebootThe Christian disciplines of self-suspicion, forgiveness, and hope all function well. We need to restart our faith in them.
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Christian Colleges Are in Crisis. Here’s What That Means for the Church.If we save them, our schools can be beacons of light for the Christian community.
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Train Up a Teen: Young Evangelicals Mostly Keep Their Parents’ FaithPew Research finds that even the most devout young believers don’t agree with Mom and Dad on everything. Christian parents weigh in on the challenges of teenage discipleship.
News & Reporting
- Tim Keller Asks for Prayers for Pancreatic CancerThe New York pastor and author announced his diagnosis Sunday and begins chemo next week.españolPortuguêsFrançais简体中文한국어Indonesian繁体中文
- Easter Was the Bible App’s Biggest Day EverDuring the locked-down holiday, 40.6 million people read Scripture on the popular app.
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In Action
- Trading Spaces: Inner City Helps the SuburbsSuburban poor change the direction of ministry.
- Persecution Prompts Missions Agency to TransformOperation Mobilization India transforms itself into a local witness.
- Constructing PeaceOne Olympic athlete's efforts to build relationships between Sudan's Christians and Muslims.
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