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And other key findings from new major research on minority US families.

(UPDATED) Tchividjian tells CT: 'I remain committed to that painful and progressive process' of repentance.

We asked 11 pastors about the last time they preached about politics and why.

How church historian Kate Bowler's cancer diagnosis brought her face-to-face with the beauty and terror of the popular movement.

(UPDATED) Vision of Oklahoma basketball coach 60 years ago now reaches 2 million annually.

The Gambia’s president has declared it so. Not everyone is convinced.

Sociologist Bradley Wright studies implicit racial bias in a Christianity Today cover story.

(UPDATED) Ryken: We are 'trusting as a campus for God to restore what's been lost.' Hawkins: 'Embodied solidarity continues its journey.'

(UPDATED) Here's the final tally of the top 100 choices of 2016, plus charts on how Lenten abstinence has changed over time.

Christian unity growing as government-approved churches no longer immune from persecution.

Plans to regulate extremist Muslim madrassas would also affect youth ministry, warns EAUK.

In Marrakesh, hundreds of Muslim leaders release modern update to Muhammad’s Charter of Medina.

More than half have wrestled with it, but less than 1 percent recommend telling their congregation.

(UPDATED) 78 Wheaton professors affirm Hawkins's theology. Diversity committee raises discrimination concerns.

The Carrington Flare happened at the last moment humanity could collectively appreciate it.

Michelle Higgins, Al Mohler, John Perkins, and other evangelical leaders weigh in.

Widespread protests prompt president to send proposed regulations back to the drawing board.

Here are the Christian leaders lost last year that CT readers mourned most.

(UPDATED) Larycia Hawkins ‘flummoxed and flabbergasted’ by decision; Chicago Tribune had praised 'remarkable tolerance' of both sides.