Church Life+Ministry
Religious groups got $7.3B in forgivable loans. That financial security helped ministry teams focus.
Ongoing financial concerns exacerbated by COVID-19.
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Learning to Long for the Beloved CommunityHow one Indiana church is taking steps towards racial justice.
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Christian Camps Tried to Keep COVID-19 Away. It Didn’t Always Work.Can schools learn from summer successes and outbreaks?
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White Fragility: Sin, Redemption and the GospelAn insufficient doctrine of sin and redemption cannot hope to resolve systemic injustice.
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White Fragility: Behind the WorldviewUnraveling the contemporary critical theory behind White Fragility is key to deciphering its meaning.
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How I Explained Beirut’s Explosion to My KidsAs Christian parents, our children must know we will keep them safe. But that does not mean keeping them comfortable.
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Jerry Falwell Jr. Takes Leave of Absence from LibertyThe university’s board of trustees met Friday following controversy over a photo circulating on social media.
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White Fragility: “Eat the Meat, Spit Out the Bones”Robin DiAngelo’s White Fragility is not a Christian book, nor does it claim to be, but it can still be informative.
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16 Beirut Ministries Respond to Lebanon Explosion(UPDATED) Evangelical leaders describe the damage, how Christians are helping, and the need for a hope beyond politics.
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COVID-19 Will Change Christian Summer Camp ForeverCoronavirus has closed some camps for good. It’s made it harder for the rest of them to survive.
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White Fragility: George Yancey Points a Different Way on RaceA summary of George Yancey's academic critique on 'White Fragility'
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White Fragility: Why this Book is Important for EvangelicalsDiAngelo’s book serves as a reminder that when Christians fail to address issues of individual and systemic sin like white supremacy, the world will address it.
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Christians Worry Hong Kong’s New Law Will Hamper MissionsRecent Chinese regulations on foreign interference extend into the diaspora and raise questions for longstanding ministries.
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Why Many Christians Want to Leave Palestine. And Why Most Won’t.Survey of a thousand local believers finds majority desire a one-state solution, while few complain about religious freedom.العربية
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US Capitol to Install Billy Graham Statue in 2021After five years of planning, the Bible-wielding preacher will replace a white supremacist North Carolina governor in the national collection.
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White Fragility: A Conversation on Race and RacismIntroducing a new series discussing ‘White Fragility’ with perspectives from various Christian leaders.
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Brethren Against Brethren: LGBT Fight Divides Peace ChurchDeparting congregations want stricter enforcement of official positions.
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How Two California Megachurches Kept WorshipingJohn MacArthur takes a stand against regulations, while Greg Laurie finds creative ways to comply.
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What I Can Learn from the Life and Death of John LewisWith a gracious spirit and hopeful optimism, John Lewis cast a final vision for a future that should have long already been realized.
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 Suburbs
Suburban 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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