Goodbye Old-Fashioned Revival Hour. Hello 'safe for the whole family.' Meet the company that's transforming Christian radio.

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Early boomer retirees are giving back in big numbers.

Fear mongering among elite atheists is not a pretty sight.

The pastoral call to "interpretive leadership."

Recent statistics on who voted Democrat and churches offering election materials.

Youth pastors track popular networking website.

Local Church's petition denied, apology to Anabaptists, reward for AIDS work, and bankrupt tithing.

Study: Religious people give more than secular, even to nonreligious charities.

Southwestern Baptist's board chair calls hiring a "momentary lax of the parameters."

A scholar rescues the reputation of generation of Middle East scholars.

Two strategies to build up the church in the war-weary nation.

In this, the third of a four-part series on the state of Christian radio, we learn how "Becky" and others influence the decisions about what songs are played on the air.