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The Legacy of Prisoner 23226
Twenty-six years after leaving prison, Charles Colson has become one of America’s most significant social reformers
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Vietnam: Highlands Christians Targeted
Crackdown follows massive anti-government protests
Conquering Fear
Jo Kadlecek finds Fear Not a harder command to follow
Diplomacy in Paint and Metal
Swedish artist Janeric Johansson challenges political leaders with biblical themes
Cincinnati: Lost Common Cause
Christian focus on racial reconciliation is set back after Cincinnati’s riots
Justices Affirm Ban on Homosexual Conduct at Christian University
British Columbia College of Teachers must accredit Trinity Western University, says Canada’s Supreme Court
Babywise Controversy: Babywise Almost Dropped
Author Ezzo nearly loses book contract in ongoing dispute
Neopagan Pity Party
A cable-TV film treats the Arthurian legend as a canvas for goddess worshipers
Dying Alone
Baptist women seek out and care for ashamed, abandoned AIDS patients
France: Protestants Resist ‘Anti-Sect’ Law
French legislation could be used against legitimate religious minorities, including evangelicals
Violence Puts Archaeologists Between Rocks, Hard Places
About half of the planned excavations in the Holy Land this summer have been canceled
Rejecting Sleaze
Steve Allen’s final book argues that an emphasis on morality is the key to saving popular culture
Crossing Boundaries
Norman Anthony Peart examines racial reconciliation in the church
Honoring God’s Law
Anthony Tomasino challenges our indifference to the Ten Commandments
History for Us
Who is writing the church’s story?
When a Spouse Converts
Recent headlines imply that being born again leads to divorce. Not quite.
Billy Graham’s Soulmate
T. W. Wilson exemplified the sacrificial spirit that makes team ministry work.
Getting Personal
Behind Douglas LeBlanc’s story of reconciliation in the Episcopal Church
Identity-Based Conflicts
Father Brian Cox has preached reconciliation in Eastern Europe, Southern California, and now in his own denomination
Waging Peace
How two Episcopalians—one conservative, one liberal—have learned to say reconciliation.
From Kosovo to Kent
Muslim refugees experience Christian hospitality
Finding Homes for the Lost Boys
They’ve seen their parents shot, their villages burned, and their homeland recede in the distance as they escaped. Now these Sudanese youth build a new life in suburban Seattle
Landing the Gospel Account
A Minneapolis ad executive leaves a lucrative career to market the message
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Justices Turn Down Decalogue Appeal
Denial means Indiana town’s Decalogue display is unconstitutional
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Broadcaster Dies: Gustavson, Head of Religious Broadcasters, Dies
Leader turned around association after televangelism scandals in 1980s.
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The Back Page | Philip Yancey: Strengthening Our Weakest Link
Evangelicals should be more needful of the minds of others
We Interrupt This Childhood
Parents who raise their children to do right face a barrage of resistance
Consuming Passions
One man’s testimony from the First Great Mammon Awakening.
Quotations to Stir Mind and Heart
Quotations to stir heart and mind on the heritage of faith