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 01, 2001
Engaging Our Muslim NeighborsThe Church faces a challenge not just to understand Muslims, but to befriend them.
By Wendy Murray Zoba|March 01, 2000
A Woman's PlaceWomen reaching women is key to the future of missions.
By Wendy Murray Zoba|August 04, 2000
Bonhoeffer in LoveLetters from 1943 to 1945 between the theologian and his fiancée reveal the other half of a costly discipleship
Wendy Murray Zoba|February 01, 2001
The Legacy of Prisoner 23226Twenty-six years after leaving prison, Charles Colson has become one of America's most significant social reformers
Wendy Murray Zoba|July 09, 2001
Your Sins Shall Be White As Yucca (Part 3 of 3)Wycliffe missionaries Gene and Marie Scott gave nearly 40 years of their lives translating the New Testament for a small tribe in the jungles of Peru. Was it worth it?
Wendy Murray Zoba|October 27, 1997
God at RiskA former process theologian says a 30-percent God is not worth worshipping
Wendy Murray Zoba|March 05, 2001
The Missing MotherWhen my prodigal son left our world, it sent me on a sojourn as well.
Wendy Murray Zoba|October 26, 1998
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 06, 1999
Iguassu AffirmationThe mainstream press unquestioningly accepted Salon.com's flimsy debunking of the Columbine confession.
Wendy Murray Zoba|November 01, 1999
Islam, U.S.A.Are Christians prepared for Muslims in the mainstream?
By Wendy Murray Zoba|April 03, 2000
