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Faith organizations hope the Trump administration will reverse course after the announcement of a historically low refugee ceiling.

The philosophy of these tools is that the world is data and truth is probabilistic. Christians must proceed with biblically grounded care.

But it is run by one of the Muslim world’s smallest sects.

Millennial readership has increased; zoomers read less than other generations but are on a steady upward trajectory.

One pastor decries government denials that militants are targeting Christians.

As an extremist Muslim, I beat a Christian boy and left him to die. His faithful prayers for me led to my salvation.

For many couples, in-laws are a major source of marital strife.

A new account of faith in higher education adds some neglected themes to more familiar story lines.

In 1958, CT pushed evangelicals to engage important moral issues even when they seemed old-fashioned.

The head of The T.D. Jakes foundation on job assistance and economic empowerment.

A new book acknowledges both categories as biblically valid—but insists on ordering them properly.

Antisemitic, racist texts show the need for spiritual and character renewal.

When paychecks and SNAP distributions stop, the food pantry line grows.

The prophet’s lesson is also ours: We must recover compassion for neighbor and enemy alike, or our words will be hollow.

Interfaith group uses projects and dialogues to push for greater religious freedom.

Weekly participation in ordinary church life isn’t flashy, but it is radical.

The horrifying history of adoption fraud in South Korea has spurred Christians to finally care for orphans in their own country.

Churches have a role in protecting vulnerable young men.

“We want to make a space where people can scratch an itch about the weird stuff they’ve encountered, but our heart for this is for people to encounter God.”

An interfaith group created a Youth Mock Parliament to imagine a nonsectarian government.

When the president exercises lethal force without congressional authority, we all lose.

Small Pentecostal churches across poor peripheral neighborhoods fuel Protestant growth nationwide.

Following a string of scandals, the accusations against Archbishop Steve Wood come amid plans for the denomination to overhaul its abuse response.

Slow Theology highlights how a long obedience in the same direction grows.

An explainer on sectarianism, and how it keeps the region divided.

The administration’s compact with universities would freeze tuition for five years and cap the number of international students, among other measures.

A Lutheran pastor identifies five false teachings that threaten to corrupt the church’s public witness.

In its first full year of publication, CT looked at Civil Rights, Cold War satellites, artificial insemination, and carefully planned evangelism.

Conservatives suggest country and Christian artist alternatives for game day.