Swimming against the current makes the European Evangelical Alliance's liaison to the E.U. feel alive.

Poland (mostly) honors Czeslaw Milosz upon his death.

How the tiny tablet upset my soul.

From stories of grace and beauty to those depicting the horrors and heartbreak of war and death, here's one critic's list of European movies worth watching.

Richard J. Foster and Dallas Willard on the difference between discipleship and spiritual formation.

Can a Christian breathe air that has been offered to idols?

Riots prompt Christians to reach out more to Muslims.

God's people in the midst of the riots.

Previous articles in this series looked at the best films from Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Here's the best of the rest of the planet, as chosen by two of our critics.

Stephen Monsma proves that evangelicals are more active in welfare-to-work programs than any other religious group.

The international director of HIV/AIDS programs at World Relief talks on our progress, and regress, with AIDS.

Pro-lifers face a scientific and public relations juggernaut.

Why Brennan Manning isn't interested in asking why he survived Katrina and others did not. (Please read Editor's Note, added 10/10/2005)

The outrageous way in which an energy giant's CEO had fun at work.

A Christianity Today associate editor recalls growing up Catholic in John Paul II's Poland.

Two books document the dangers of mixing church and state.

Richard Foster and Dallas Willard on the newly  published Renovare Spiritual Formation Bible.

In a time when so many images from this part of the world remind us of war, two of our critics list ten outstanding films from the area that give us a better understanding of its people.

Christian groups worldwide mobilize massive relief effort to South Asia.