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Her.meneutics' Favorite Picture Books
We happen to think they aren't going away anytime soon.
Katelyn Beaty|
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The Ultimate Wave
Bryan Jennings takes the Good News to surfers.
Mark Moring|
Book Review
Looking Over the Fence
New research suggests scientists are more like neighbors than enemies of the faith. Andy Crouch reviews 'Science vs. Religion.'
Andy Crouch|
Music Review
What Kind of Fool / A Crooked Line
Mark Moring|
Music Review
Rehab
Mark Moring|
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The Union
Josh Hurst|
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Tapestry
Robert Ham|
Music Review
Come Around Sundown
John Brandon|
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Still Standing
Andrew Greer|
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Move
Andrew Greer|
Why Young Adults Are Leaving the Faith
An interview with Generation Ex:Christian author Drew Dyck
ChristianBibleStudies.com|
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Freed by Bill Clinton, Saved by Jesus
'The World Is Bigger Now' recounts Christian journalist Euna Lee's imprisonment in a North Korean jail.
Interview By Katelyn Beaty|
This Time For Africa
Continent-wide runup to Capetown 2010 draws more than 58,000 to Christ.
Trevor Persaud|
Interview
215 Baptist Churches Planted in Haiti
New fellowships will 'preserve the harvest' of new Christians.
Interview by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Dispatch
A Different Kind of Tent Revival
How one pastor is tackling Haiti's complex challenges.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey in Port-au-Prince|
Political Advocacy Tracker
Exodus from 'Day of Truth'
Group says event "became more about policy than people."
Tobin Grant|
News
The Abolitionists’ Scandal
William Wilberforce and the Clapham Sect founded Sierra Leone, then tolerated a form of slavery there, a new book reveals.
Ted Olsen|
Entertainment
Letters to Father Jacob
An old priest and a hardened convict open each other to grace in this spare, gentle story.
N.W. Douglas|
Entertainment
Conviction
Compelling true story becomes conventional legal drama.
Kenneth R. Morefield|
Entertainment
I Want Your Money
Documentary calls for end to Obama's "socialism" and a change in Congress.
Mark Moring|

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