Europe
- Herman Bavinck’s Balancing Act, and OursAs a new biography shows, the Dutch Reformed theologian was adept at navigating perennial tensions of Christ and culture.Gavin Ortlund|
- Hungary Amends Constitution with Traditional Definition of FamilyThe legal changes explicitly promote “Christian culture” while barring LGBT adoptions.Associated Press|
- We Prayed for Healing. God Brought a Pandemic.A coronavirus outbreak at France’s biggest Pentecostal megachurch changed their view of providence, judgment, and fellowship.Interview by Jean-Paul Rempp|Français
- The Jury Is Still Out on Europe’s Religious FutureThe moral revolution of the 1960s dealt a blow to Christian faith on the continent, but it might not have the final word.Thomas Albert Howard|
- In Italy, I’ve Rediscovered the Power of Three Types of PrayerPsalms of lament felt hyperbolic before COVID-19. But amid 10,000 deaths, my locked-down church in Rome resonates with David more than ever.René Breuel|españolPortuguêsالعربيةItalianoIndonesian
- Easter Pageant Started by Pandemic in 1633 Canceled by COVID-19The famous Oberammergau Passion Play draws half a million people once a decade to watch small German village perform the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.Ken Chitwood|
- Christianity’s Influence on World History Is Real but Easily OverstatedDid the teachings of Jesus launch a sweeping revolution in human consciousness? Maybe, but we need better evidence.Philip Jenkins|
- 3 Ways UK Churches Can Turn Brexit’s Separation into ReintegrationAmid the "great divorce" from Europe, British believers have opportunities to model a better blend of faith and politics—with each other and the global body of Christ.Krish Kandiah|
- British Evangelicals Brace for BrexitPolitics remain divisive, but churches seek unity in prayer.Ken Chitwood|
- In the French Riviera, Both Arab Immigrants and Their Secular Neighbors Need JesusA missionary couple shares the fragrance of Christ in the perfume capital of the world.Dale Hanson Bourke|
