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Derek Webb calls us to conversation, not conversion.

A police officer's advice on how to prevent, or react to, a gunman at church.

Reporters seem confused about why Brazil's Christians are in the streets.

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Traveling Through Grief advocates specific tasks for getting through loss.

More funding from the U.S. government calls attention to the effectiveness of church-based efforts.