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Time Doesn’t Heal Sexual Assault If Victims Are Silenced
How churches can help victims decades after assault.

Kimi Harris | October 08, 2018

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Mr. Rogers Had a Dangerous Side
Underneath the gentle smile and neighborly manner, he was driven by anger at the way the world treated children.

D. L. Mayfield | September 20, 2018

Women
What I Learned from Same-Sex Abuse Inside the Church
My church mishandled my case. Yours doesn’t have to.

Ann Smith | September 11, 2018

Women
Q&A: Marriage App Founder Says Couples Benefit from Digital Therapy
The founder of the Lasting app aims to offer portable counseling support to married millennials—especially those with kids.

Rebecca Randall | June 28, 2018

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Cover Story: Out of the Flood
Three teens survived a rising river at a Bible camp in Comfort, Texas. Would their faith?

Brittney Martin | June 21, 2018

Science
Sex Offenders Groom Churches Too
How predatory behavior goes undetected in congregations.

Kimi Harris | June 08, 2018

Women
Q&A: We Need a Christ-Centered Theology of Trauma
Therapist Hermeisha Hopson offers a clinically informed, scripturally sound approach to treating #MeToo victims and other survivors.

Morgan Lee | June 06, 2018

Women
Babies Need Their Moms. But Moms Need Paid Leave.
“Conservatives love my family-first message, but you have to pay for that message,” says researcher.

Katelyn Beaty | March 12, 2018

Women
Feeling Loved by God Buffers Body Esteem in Men More Than Women
Two psychologists at Hope College respond to Christian young adults who struggle with body satisfaction.

Interview by Rebecca Randall | March 07, 2018

Science
Behaving Like Children or Chimps?
Psychology study offers insight on why Jesus calls us to be like children.

Stephanie Zhang | March 01, 2018

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Researchers: Faith Helps Mass Shooting Survivors
Psychologists find support from community and trust in God make a measurable impact.
Willow Creek Splits with Exodus International
Decision is among a series of departures for ex-gay organization.

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