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The early church elevated females for their faith witness, not their fertility. We should do the same today.

Publishers and authors have played along by pushing celebrity blurbs—but it’s time to rewrite the rules of promotion.

“Girl, Stop Apologizing” strikes a chord with women. But its message of success hits the wrong note and borrows heavily from others.

A new report from the Center for Public Justice offers guiding principles for how church communities, policy makers, and employers can put pro-family beliefs into action.

“Conservatives love my family-first message, but you have to pay for that message,” says researcher.

I’m sympathetic to the arguments for female pronouns. But the linguistic alternatives leave behind a profound truth.

From our special issue: How the faith group least likely to support working women can do better.

What if there's a hidden human cost to our entertainment?

Now is the time for the church to embrace the radical, ordinary influence of faith.

Reflecting on my nine-plus years at CT.

Ann Voskamp’s rural Canadian life may seem picture perfect. But with her new book, the intensely shy writer could spark a social movement among North American Christians.

All the single Christians said, “Amen.”

When you’re here, you’re family—really.

After interviewing 120 women, I saw glimmers of a truce in the Mommy Wars.

How drive and dogged pursuit are aspects of bearing God's image. An adapted excerpt from 'A Woman’s Place.'

The operative word behind this issue of CT.

Reactions to her message to LGBT people highlight how confused we are about love and repentance.

Part of our job is to help you think well.

The formerly jailed Iranian American pastor talks to CT about his marriage, his imprisonment, and his hopes for revival.