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America’s Largest Christian Adoption Agency Lets LGBT Couples Foster in 1 of 35 States
After ACLU lawsuit, Bethany Christian Services shifts foster care placement policy to comply with Michigan’s new requirements.
Kate Shellnutt|
Why the Church Needs Single Parents, and Single Parents Need the Church
Families with one parent are part of God’s family. But how do we minister to their complex needs?
Ruth Moon Mari|
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Half of Americans Say Evangelicals Are Discriminated Against
Pew: Amid growing awareness of discrimination, anti-Semitism has spiked the most.
Griffin Paul Jackson|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Are Evangelicals More Altruistic than Other Groups?
We have hard data about just how much altruism is practiced by Americans from all religious affiliations.
Ryan Burge|
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Pew: US Christians Like the Israeli and Palestinian People More Than Their Governments
(UPDATED) American evangelicals are more likely than American Jews (67% vs. 47%) to say Trump is “striking the right balance” on Israel.
Jayson Casper|
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The Easter Attacks Are a Turning Point for Sri Lanka’s Christians
Christianity was once viewed as an expression of colonial power. More recently, it's become countercultural.
Morgan Lee|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Staying on Mission in the Age of Outrage
How do Christians respond in a Christ-honoring way to a world awash in division and hostility?
Ed Stetzer|
Book Review
The Good Gift of a Downcast Soul
How our emotions—even the unpleasant ones—point us back to a loving God.
Elyse Fitzpatrick|
Blog Forum | Pivot
What To Do When Your Ministry Passion Doesn’t Match Your Ministry Skill Set
You can apply the skills God gave you without denying the passion he planted in you.
Karl Vaters|
Speaking Out
Six Biblical Responses to Sri Lanka’s Easter Bombings
Colombo theologian: God gives Christians the freedom to leave the revenge cycle and instead love and bless Muslims.
Ajith Fernando|
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Evangelism Is More Prayer Than Action for Protestant Churchgoers
Survey finds more than half of monthly worshipers haven’t shared Jesus in the past six months.
Aaron Earls - Facts & Trends|
CT Pastors
Pastoring the One When You’d Rather Pastor the Ninety-Nine
Personal attention is a minister’s inefficient imperative.
Lee Eclov|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Lost in Translation: Lessons from Language Can Help Us Share the Gospel
Translation and immersion are key for every generation as they engage people in culture.
Kimberly D. Reisman |
Science
When Our Ultrasound Revealed a Birth Defect, My Doctor Offered an Abortion
We've never regretted saying no, but his words still haunt me.
Kimi Harris|
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Across 27 Countries, Most Don’t Mind More Religion in Society
Pew survey of 30,000 people finds a median of 39% favor, 13% oppose a “more important role for religion.”
Griffin Paul Jackson|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Mastering the Fundamentals of Mission
If you can’t do the fundamentals with excellence, then you will never be successful—at least not for long.
Jeff Christopherson|
Editorial
Repenting of Identity Politics
New Zealand revealed the tragic logical end of evils like Christian Nationalism.
Mark Galli|
From the President
Introducing CT's New President
Unbeknownst to me, I began recruiting my successor six years ago.
Harold Smith|
Pending Resolution
Of Truth-Telling and Bridge-Building
How Jesus modeled relationships of surprising frankness and trust.
Sandra McCracken|
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