Cassie Said Yes, They Say No "They can throw this all around, but I was there. Reporters or investigators can't tell me how it went."—Craig Scott
by Wendy Murray Zoba | December 6, 1999
Decoding Generations Two books are optimistic about the coming generations but for different, and sometimes contradictory, reasons.
Wendy Murray Zoba | April 2, 2001
Bright Unto the End In the face of retirement and death, the founder of Campus Crusade says his spirit still soars
Wendy Murray Zoba | October 1, 2001
Separate and Equal Martin Luther King dreamed of an integrated society. Boston minister Eugene Rivers thinks it was the wrong dream
Wendy Murray Zoba | August 1, 2001
Fire in the Sky "Terrorism, drug wars, and international politics are just a few of the challenges confronting today's mission pilots"
Wendy Murray Zoba | February 4, 2002
How to Survive Grief An honest reflection on the death of an infant daughter
Wendy Murray Zoba | December 9, 2002
The Hidden Slavery "Each year, two million women and children worldwide have sex with strangers only because someone kidnaps them and threatens to kill them. You may have passed some of these victims on the street"
Wendy Murray Zoba | November 1, 2003
Cassie Said Yes, They Said No The mainstream press unquestioningly accepted Salon.com's flimsy debunking of the Columbine confession.
Wendy Murray Zoba | November 1, 1999
Iguassu Affirmation The mainstream press unquestioningly accepted Salon.com's flimsy debunking of the Columbine confession.
Wendy Murray Zoba | November 1, 1999
Won’t You Be My Neighbor? At the center of Mister Rogers’s cheery songs and smiles lies a God-ordained mission to children.
by Wendy Murray Zoba | March 6, 2000
Islam, U.S.A. Are Christians prepared for Muslims in the mainstream?
By Wendy Murray Zoba | April 3, 2000
Billy's Rib The price of Ruth and Billy Graham's union was separation.
Wendy Murray Zoba | October 28, 2008
Elegy for a Jesus Freak "These are the ultimate Jesus Freaks—the people who are willing to die for their faith."—Toby McKeehen of dc Talk
by Wendy Murray Zoba | December 6, 1999
Church, State, and Columbine Since the infamous massacre, America has been rethinking the role of religion in the public square.
Wendy Murray Zoba | April 2, 2001
The Legacy of Prisoner 23226 Twenty-six years after leaving prison, Charles Colson has become one of America's most significant social reformers
Wendy Murray Zoba | July 9, 2001