Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our June issue).

Gina Dalfonzo shares an insider's perspective on the frustrations of long-term singleness

Male clergy and laity who want to enable women's ministry often don't know how to get involved or what to do.

They appeal to certain church planters and in certain contexts.

Signing up for food stamps changed my view of poverty in America.

Lessons from a Small Town Pastor

Churches may be emphasizing the wrong selling point of the gospel, suggests LifeWay.

Church Planting Leadership Fellowship is open to denominational and network leaders of church planting.

A look into Christian views on paid leave and how the church can help new parents.

We marginalize evangelism when we say the good news is social action.

Measure outcomes, not activities.

From rescues to legal reform, a faithful minority changed the country’s criminal landscape.

How the Southeast Asian country went from an underground church to a church-planting boom.

How Christians in Cambodia are drawing attention to labor trafficking and the quiet power of prevention.

The Anglican priest, writer, and mother on how discovering grace invigorated her faith and ignited her calling.

With the whole world watching, spiritual advisers face new challenges.

To provide a persuasive alternative, the church must offer holistic, long-term support.

If millions of Americans still lived in rural areas, surely God cared about them too.

How her approach to translation recovers the emotion and artistry of God’s Word.