September, 2007

The Iraq war calls for some serious rethinking by Christians.

How should we deal with 12 million illegal immigrants?

Love him or hate him, Mark Driscoll is helping people meet Jesus in one of America’s least-churched cities.

Medieval and modern join forces in the Saint John’s Bible.

698,000 inmates were released from prison in the last 12 months. Most will be behind bars again by 2009. How can we keep more from returning?

Tony Dungy may be the most respected coach in the NFL—but he’s also got some enemies.

When it deals with Christians and churches, the NFL doesn’t always have a good game plan.

Beware giving the nation too much theological meaning and the Jews too little.

Comments on religious wear, cuneiform tablets, old papers, and other subjects.

New ECFA membership option designed for churches, small ministries.

Texas Baptists want to help immigrants become citizens.

Ugandan minister arrested, Anglican pastor flees Iraq, and other news.

Recent statistics on peacemaking, church abuse, and Christian product sales.

Northern Baptist’s new strategy: to reach more students with less.

These 10 cities have the highest rate of residents who volunteer in religious venues.

Asbury’s governance woes, Calif. Episcopal church property, and charges filed against abortion doctor.

In wake of abductions, Korean Christians take heavy criticism.

Farm bill draws out Christian reformers worried about subsidies.

New requirements complicate missionary plans.