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Will the body of Christ live up to its name to stem suicide?

The surprising Christian anthropology at the heart of Betty Friedan's book.

Meet 33 who have done a lot before their Jesus year.

A needed corrective for cocktail-sipping Christians.

Speak boldly and carry a red pen: A fellow female editor on Jill Abramson's firing

What it means to see our families through a gospel lens.

Though much have I attended you, late have I loved you.

The author of three books and longtime Her.meneutics contributor talks about her hopes for the site.

And a bit of what our team learned along the way.

New state bills rely heavily on science. That could turn out to be a problem.

(Almost) everything you've heard about them is wrong.

(UPDATED) Two Orlando-area megachurches ask for prayers for grieving family; Kay Warren, who recently lost her own son to suicide, reacts.

How Christian women can view singleness as an opportunity, not an obstacle

(UPDATED) Longstanding IRS exemption—last revised after Rick Warren dispute in 2002—currently saves pastors and other clergy $700 million per year.

Why we put the new New Life story on the cover.

When did I absorb the belief that being feminine means being shallow?

(Fake) tweets inspired by Mark Driscoll's behavior at the Strange Fire conference.

How we find our calling

Indignation is the discourse du jour on the Internet. We can do better.