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Why Most Pastors Don't Do Prison Ministry
Most have gone to jail (to visit), but few have former inmates in their pews.
Bob Smietana - Facts and Trends|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Amplifying Evangelism—One Critical Component in Becoming an Engaging Church
If we want churches to be evangelistic, we need to emphasis evangelism.
Ed Stetzer|
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The New Face of Infidelity
What lures Christians to cheat?
Corrie Cutrer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The Christian Struggle with Mental Illness
Mental illness is not a subject Christians should run from.
Ed Stetzer|
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Where Successful Church Plants Get Their Money
Here's how church plants become self-sufficient—and what financially stable churches have in common.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
CT Pastors
How One Rogersville Church Aided in Carlie Trent's Rescue
Pastor: “The longer things went unsolved, the bigger the burden.”
Catherine Parks|
The Weight of Stress in Ministry
Women are three times as likely to experience depression.
Julia Mateer|
formerhermcontent
Why Adult Coloring Works for Christians
I mocked the coloring book trend, until I discovered it for myself.
Alicia Cohn|
Blog Forum | Pivot
7 Times When Church Growth Isn’t Worth the Cost
There is no cost too high to pay for the salvation of souls. But there is a cost too high to pay for bigger churches.
by Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Saturday is for Seminars—The Gideons and the Amplify Conference
The Gideons and Canada. What could be better?
Ed Stetzer|
CT Pastors |
Should a Church Set Goals?
5 reasons, despite the resistance, to set goals rather than merely to make plans.
Scott Scruggs|
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Daily Devotion: How Christians Rank 16 Mundane Essentials of Faith
A graphical look at Pew's research on the lives of highly religious Americans.
CT Staff|
Under Discussion
Scripture as Spam: What 5 Experts Think About Twitter Bible Bots
Does it matter that Twitter bots circulate vastly more Bible verses than real pastors?
Morgan Lee|
Cover Story
11 Portraits of Charleston Survivors' Grief and Grace
CT sent a reporter and a photographer to be with the family members of several victims.
Reporting by Bob Smietana; portraits by Jonathan Hanson|
Excerpt
Before You Help Someone, Show Some Respect!
An excerpt from 'Slow Kingdom Coming.'
Kent Annan|
Witness
Daily Bread and Bombs in Ukraine
A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our June issue).
Truth Be Told
A Unified Church Is Gospel Witness
In a society rife with racial conflict, US evangelicals are in a unique position to build cross-cultural bridges.
Christena Cleveland|
News
Pilgrims' Process: Why Christians Closest to the Holy Land Visit the Least
The perplexities of pilgrimage to Israel by Arab Christians.
Jayson Casper in Bethlehem|
Gleanings
Gleanings: June 2016
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our June issue).
CT Staff|
Re-Word
Go Ahead, Evangelicals: Use the P-Word
Only some believers are ordained. But all are priests.
Michael Bird|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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