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It’s a tired trope that evangelicals only recently began caring about “social justice,” a buzzword that carries connotations of political activism and “the social ...
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Immigration
A Scrappy Network of Christians Welcomes Congolese Asylum SeekersSubscriber Access Only
While Congolese asylum-seekers make a desperate journey north, a scrappy network of Christians answers the call to help.
Bekah McNeel|November 22, 2019
Immigration
From Foreigner to Family Member
By visiting local ICE detainees, a Denver church learned the power of faithfully showing up.
Angela K. Evans|November 22, 2019
Book Review
Does Socialism Have to Be ‘Godless’?
How an earlier generation of believers stretched the boundaries of faith-based political imagination.
Heath W. Carter|November 20, 2019
Speaking Out
Botham Jean’s Brother’s Offer of Forgiveness Went Viral. His Mother’s Calls for Justice Should Too.
Let’s not distort the gospel by elevating one family member’s words over the other.
Dorena Williamson|October 04, 2019
Partner Content
Crafted by The Calling
The Witness Is Building a Community for Christian Outsiders
Black Christians found a home in a Facebook group. Now that online community is coming together in Chicago.
Richard Clark|September 23, 2019
News
Why Southern Baptists’ Social Justice Spat Is Actually About the Sufficiency of Scripture
The Founders documentary trailer uncovers a larger disagreement over how to approach secular theories around race and gender.
David Roach|August 07, 2019
Book Review
World Vision Helped Evangelicals Become Social Activists—Within Limits
A new history tracks the uneasy alliance between the organization and its core supporters.
Daniel Silliman|August 02, 2019
Excerpt
The Bible’s Impact on Human Rights
The ideas of human dignity and respect for all didn’t develop in a vacuum.
Lauren Green McAffee and Michael McAfee|June 28, 2019
Women
Go Ahead. Hire That Housekeeper.
The Christian case for getting domestic help and doing it well.
Charity Singleton Craig|June 27, 2019
The Elusive Presence
The Unfortunate Pedigree of the Missional Church
Why we need to rethink the church.
Mark Galli|June 05, 2019
Evangelical Distinctives: Other Views
Black and Evangelical: Why I Keep the Label
A conversation with an incredulous friend gave me a chance to tell my story.
Brandon Washington|March 28, 2019
CT Pastors
Is Jesus the Surgeon or the Scalpel?
I was using Jesus as a means to an end in my ministry.
Jay Kim|March 26, 2019
Martin Luther King Jr.: Exemplar of Hope
The Civil Rights leader’s life and legacy embodies the revolutionary ethic Jesus Christ.
Dante Stewart|January 21, 2019
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Preoccupied with Love: Lifting High Evangelism Again
An interview with Dominique Dubois Gilliard.
Ed Stetzer|January 02, 2019
The CT Interview
Abolitionism at the Tipping PointSubscriber Access Only
Slavery has been around since before Moses, but International Justice Mission’s president thinks its demise is only decades away.
Interview by Andy Olsen|December 28, 2018
Women
I Grew Up with Black Household Help
How I’m learning to name both the injustice and goodness of my childhood in the South.
Amy Julia Becker|September 25, 2018
Editorial
Evangelism Is a Work of Social Justice
How critics can help us keep such social ministries vibrant.
Mark Galli|September 13, 2018
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John MacArthur's ‘Statement on Social Justice’ Is Aggravating Evangelicals
Christians are talking past each other once again. What's going on?
CT Editors |September 12, 2018
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Planting Pastors in the New America: A Case for Civic Advocacy Training
In today’s urban ministry climate, people are not content to settle for “lip service” anymore.
Dr. Elizabath D. Rios |August 18, 2018
News
Taylor University Still Shaken by Unsanctioned Conservative Newspaper
Controversy over the anonymous handout, “Excalibur,” has the campus pushing for public dialogue.
Christen Gall |March 26, 2018
Top Story January 23, 2020
Your Church Needs Boomers
Speaking Out
Your Church Needs Boomers
How a hyper-focus on “attracting the young” can sideline the aging faithful.
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