April 24, 2000

Drug-addicted girls find solace in the church’s embrace.

Rebel demands cause agencies to curtail efforts.

Deadly riots lead to suspension of Islamic law.

Chechen Muslims find Salvationist care has compassionate accent.

Haitian immigrants are less welcome than Cubans, but Florida churches are filling the hospitality gap.

Evangelical leader embraces new strategy.

Missouri revival pairs traditional with ‘cutting edge,’ upsetting some and inspiring others.

Oregon Releases Suicide Report

Black Church Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS gains observation

New auditorium will seat 7,000.

He hangs out with liberal pundits and gay activists. Is this the same Jerry Falwell who founded the Moral Majority?

In his rationale for dropping his school’s ban on interracial dating, Bob Jones III may have changed the fundamentalist movement.

God makes marriage a sacred invasion of privacy.

New novels offer gritty plots and nuanced characters—but can they find a market?

The church has a ministry to victims—and their offenders.

Our wallets are fat, but our souls are empty

What some mainline Protestants are rediscovering about living as exiles in a foreign culture.

Leaders and thinkers weigh in on classics that have shaped contemporary religious thought

Books on Celtic Christian spirituality