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- Brazilian Young People Love Jesus and Are Hungry for a Deeper FaithAccording to a recent Barna report, nearly 75 percent of Brazilian teenagers say they want to learn more about Christ.Carlos Segundo |Português
- Tim Keller Changed Church Planting, from City to CityFrom Beirut to Barcelona, pastors reflect on his influence.Compiled by Isabel Ong|Português한국어
- Yes, You Can End an Abusive MarriageHow Christians can differentiate suffering in a destructive relationship from acting self-sacrificially in a godly partnership.Bruna Santini|PortuguêsFrançais한국어
- Should Evangelicals Observe Lent? What 6 Brazilian Theologians SayHow the church can serve and worship in the period between Carnival and Easter.Compiled by Mariana Albuquerque|Português
- ‘The Evangelical Soul Is Not for Sale’ in VenezuelaAnd other news briefs from Christians around the world.Daniel Silliman|españolFrançais
- ‘For I Was Hungry’: The Verse Brazil’s Evangelicals Can Never ForgetWill we be remembered for our political aspirations or for feeding the famished?Lucas Meloni|españolPortuguês
- Read the Winners of Christianity Today’s Second International Essay ContestWisdom, perspective, and theological understanding from Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese, and Indonesian writers.Morgan Lee|
- Peter’s Words for the Christians Who Stormed Brazil’s CapitalThe passionate apostle understood religious zeal. But his change of heart on how to channel it changed the world.Gutierres Fernandes Siqueira |españolPortuguêsFrançais
- 3 Popular Misconceptions About AdventChristian leaders from Brazil, Colombia, France, and the Philippines weigh in on mistaken beliefs about the season.Isabel Ong|españolPortuguêsFrançais한국어IndonesianрусскийУкраїнська
