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Christians Rally to Keep World's Largest Refugee Camp Open
The country’s plans to close a 25-year-old camp would displace more than 300,000 East African refugees.
Kate Shellnutt|
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Does the Road to Character Run Through Silicon Valley?
The HBO show draws us in with deeper questions about power and morals.
Dorcas Cheng-Tozun|
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Nigerian State Proposes Banning Preaching Without a License
An “obnoxious” bill would require pastors to procure an annual permit and ban playing evangelical tapes and CDs in public.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Weekend Edition—May 20, 2016
The Black Church, Sharing Our Faith, Church Signs, and more!
Ed Stetzer|
Entertainment
How Is This Even True?
Is the O.J. Simpson trial really worth another 18 hours of TV? It sure is - now more than ever.
Alissa Wilkinson|
Entertainment
Curtains Up: It’s Our New Entertainment Newsletter!
Introducing your new must-read cheat sheet.
Alissa Wilkinson|
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Brazil’s Presidential Drama Reflects Political, Denominational Divides
Interim president Michel Temer gets evangelical support from Congress but faces a country split by faith and politics.
Marcos Simas and Carlos Fernandes|
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Methodists Won’t Vote on Gay Marriage This Year After All
(UPDATE) With a narrow vote to pass same-sex questions to committee, Methodists band-aid over rumors of split.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
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Blessed Are the Agnostics
How I learned to see my unbelieving husband through God’s eyes.
Stina Kielsmeier-Cook, guest writer|
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Can We Trust Facebook to Be Fair with Conservative News?
Technology critic Adam Graber on whether we should ask our social media sites to pursue neutrality.
CT Editors|
Charles Finney Was Not a Fan of Babies (or Dogs) in Church
The revival preacher had no patience for distractions. But was he right?
Ryan Hoselton|
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Christian Refugees in Germany Report High Levels of Religious Violence
Sharing resettlement centers with Muslims can be dangerous for Christian asylum-seekers, Open Doors reports.
Kate Shellnutt|
Backhanded Compliments and Cold Shoulders
The inevitable effects of envy on our leadership
Jen Oyama Murphy|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The Comparison Game: How You Can Win It and Live Shame Free
Comparison is an extremely destructive thing.
Christine Caine|
CT Pastors
Ten Commandments of Conflict and Crisis
Keeping the inevitable from doing the irreparable.
Bill Hybels|
CT Pastors |
The Crowning Ministry of My Life
What a lifelong minister is still learning about caring.
Wayne Detzler|
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The World’s Biggest Muslim Organization Wants to Protect Christians
Another major gathering of Islamic leaders denounces extremism.
Jayson Casper|
The Calling | 45 min
How Todd Wilson Discovered His Vocational Sweet Spot
Before a midlife crisis, the founder of Exponential was designing nuclear subs. Now, he's a ministerial visionary.
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The Armageddon Code—An End Times Interview with Billy Hallowell
The return of Christ remains, as ever, a topic of great interest.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
10 Principles that Have Helped Me Overcome Writer's Block
Writing was always hard for me. Until it wasn't. None of these ideas originated with me. But they work for me. And they might work for you.
by Karl Vaters|

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