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One Body, Many Parts: The Crucial Role of the ‘Faith-Based FEMA’ After Florence
Working alongside government agencies, Christian volunteers aid hurricane victims based on what each denomination does best.
Bobby Ross Jr. | September 19, 2018
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Southern Christianity Is Bigger Than the Bible Belt
A scholar’s journey through the region reveals much more than Baptists and church barbecues.
Bob Smietana | April 20, 2018
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Christian Foster Parents Lose Kids over Easter Bunny. Court Disagrees.
Canadian couple celebrate religious freedom victory: “We knew … God would take care of us.”
Kate Shellnutt | March 09, 2018
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After Baptism Gone Wrong, Court Weakens Church Protections
Oklahoma Supreme Court says membership matters most in tortured ex-Muslim’s lawsuit.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra | January 29, 2018
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Died: R. C. Sproul, Reformed Theologian Who Founded Ligonier Ministries
Late PCA leader influenced generations of Christians by filling the gap “between Sunday school and seminary.”
Kate Shellnutt | December 14, 2017
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Should Churches Keep Their Civil War Landmarks?
How historic congregations grapple with Confederate legacy.
Kate Shellnutt | June 19, 2017
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Princeton Seminary Reforms Its Views on Honoring Tim Keller
School rescinds a major theology prize amid complaints over women’s ordination.
Kate Shellnutt | March 22, 2017
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Tim Keller Stepping Down as Redeemer Senior Pastor
The influential Reformed leader is moving away from his NYC pulpit as his church becomes three.
Kate Shellnutt | February 26, 2017
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Racism Rejected
A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our September issue).
August 22, 2016
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Bucking the Trend, Erskine Seminary Takes Steps to Split from College
While financial woes prompt many seminaries to consolidate, Erskine’s are causing it to take a step away.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra | July 01, 2016
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