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Carving Out a Niche for Micro-Congregations
A new wave of designer ministries isn’t about attracting people to “big church.”
Kara Bettis|
Partner Content
Original Content from CT Creative Studio
Connected Education
Sometimes teaching requires pastoring.
Catherine Taeger Arnsperger, Glenn Kreider|
News
Honduran Youth Pastor Wins Asylum
Once threatened by gangs, the Central American minister is safe for now, but he says his heart is still with those who are not.
Bekah McNeel|
Book Review
Another Look at the ‘Least Religious Generation’
American twentysomethings have their frustrations with the church, but they are far more faith-friendly than commonly supposed.
Drew Moser|
Quick to Listen | 50 min
Does Evangelism Belong at Chicago’s Top Tourist Attraction?
The unique complexities of sharing the gospel in public.
Morgan Lee|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Church Planting Series: How Can Your Church Get Involved in Church Planting?
While planning is key, there are a variety of imaginative ways to begin.
Ed Stetzer|
News
See You On My Phone: Apps Spur a New School Prayer Movement
The annual See You at the Pole event has incorporated mobile tools to draw more participants and schedule more gatherings.
Megan Fowler|
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How Can Shepherds Survive Biting Sheep?
Love of people, purpose, and mission won’t sustain you through ministry's low points.
Glenn Packiam|
News
Lecrae Gets Baptized Again in the Jordan River
During Israel trips, many Christian pilgrims repeat the rite.
Kate Shellnutt|
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The Witness Is Building a Community for Christian Outsiders
Black Christians found a home in a Facebook group. Now that online community is coming together in Chicago.
Richard Clark|
News
In UN Speech, Trump Announces New Religious Freedom Initiatives
Cheering US faith principles, the president pledges new funds and business support to curb persecution.
Jayson Casper|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Why “Learn With Me” Is So Much Better Than “Learn From Me”
Don’t just teach us what you know, teach us what you’re learning.
Karl Vaters|
Spiritual Formation
Let’s Stop Playing Guilt-by-Association Games
If we are called to love our enemies, how much more should we love people with whom we have strong disagreements?
Lanie Anderson|
Research
Digital Bibles Help Men Read More But Retain Less
Data suggests Christians are unaware of the effect the medium has on the message.
Rebecca Randall|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Does Jesus’ Mission Have a Church?
Here are four things church leaders must do to ensure every person in their neighborhood has a gospel witness.
Jeff Christopherson|
Family
The Global Church Starts at My Dinner Table
Why my kids participate in praying for the persecuted church.
Nana Dolce|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Maranatha and Mission: Hearing the Gentle Whisper to Stay on Mission
Affliction can bring the gospel to life and reinvigorate us to share it with others.
Josh Laxton|
Speaking Out
The Lost Genius of the American Settlement
There's a reason the culture war is so ferocious.
Duane Litfin |
News
World Vision Flips the Script on Child Sponsorship
In the ministry’s first major innovation in seven decades, the children now do the choosing.
Jeremy Weber|
Female Evangelical Leaders Have a Hidden Predecessor to Thank
Kathryn Kuhlman’s story offers a case study of the indisputable achievements of strong evangelical women and the equally indisputable roadblocks they often face.
Grant Wacker|

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Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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