December, 2007

On-campus Christians are seeking holiness in unexpected numbers.

Will the last Mideast church leader be sure to turn off the lights?

Recent statistics on young evangelical’s politics and ‘Christian fundamentalist religions.’

When The Golden Compass hits theaters this month, many will be introduced to the works of Philip Pullman, a writer who detests C.S. Lewis’s fantasy world.

The leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Karekin II visited the U.S. in October to support a resolution condemning Turkey’s 1915-1917 Armenian genocide.

Recent comments on education, wildfires, organ donation, and other subjects.

Nigeria mob kills 10, pharmacists don’t have to fill Plan B prescriptions, and Prison Fellowship bars UCC congregation from Angel Tree.

Conversions, deaths, and appointments from the evangelical world.

Advances in stem-cell technology cheer and alarm ethics watchers.

Planned Parenthood is caught using a new low-visibility tactic.

Lawsuit charges ORU president and his wife with fiscal, moral improprieties.

New poll suggests that the Iraq war may trump abortion and gay marriage.

Orthodox Anglicans take first step in creating their own U.S. church body.

Fourth Protestant in a year killed by government forces.

Troubles mount for Oxford’s evangelical outpost.