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How Might the COVID-19 Crisis Reshape our Churches for Good?
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How Might the COVID-19 Crisis Reshape our Churches for Good?

We have a unique opportunity to reset, pivot from old patterns, and look afresh at the future.
Kyuboem Lee
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Haiti Negotiates with Gang over $1 Million Ransom for Each Kidnapped Missionary
Wire Story
Haiti Negotiates with Gang over $1 Million Ransom for Each Kidnapped Missionary
Christian Aid Ministries requests prayer for 17 captive Christians, including five children ages 15 to 8 months.
Dánica Coto and Pierre-Richard Luxama - The Associated Press
My Life in Seattle’s Street Gangs Was a Dead-End Street
Testimony
My Life in Seattle’s Street Gangs Was a Dead-End Street
How God used a stiff prison sentence and a church invitation to rescue me from a downward spiral of guns, drugs, and despair.
James D. Croone with Peter K. Johnson
What I Learned From Gen Z’s Faithfulness During the Pandemic
Speaking Out
What I Learned From Gen Z’s Faithfulness During the Pandemic
Leading InterVarsity Christian Fellowship has given me a chance to see how younger believers model spiritual resilience.
Tom Lin
Suing for Peace: Can Clerics Reconcile Armenia and Azerbaijan Better Than Courts?
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Suing for Peace: Can Clerics Reconcile Armenia and Azerbaijan Better Than Courts?
One year since the ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh, a Russian-led reconciliation summit is the first meeting between spiritual leaders since 2017.
Jayson Casper
Empty Pews Are an American Public Health Crisis
Cover Story
Empty Pews Are an American Public Health Crisis
Americans are rapidly giving up on church. Our minds and bodies will pay the price.
Tyler J. VanderWeele and Brendan Case
Ravi Zacharias’s Daughter Steps Down to Launch New Ministry
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Ravi Zacharias’s Daughter Steps Down to Launch New Ministry
Exit appears to mark end of internal struggle over RZIM culture review.
Daniel Silliman
Egypt’s President Promotes Religious Choice During Human Rights Rollout
News
Egypt’s President Promotes Religious Choice During Human Rights Rollout
Some Copts cheer Sisi’s stance and new five-year reform strategy, while others focus on absence of attention to problematic ID cards and reconciliation committees.
Jayson Casper
Vaccine Campaign at Zimbabwe Churches Praises What’s Done in Secret
Wire Story
Vaccine Campaign at Zimbabwe Churches Praises What’s Done in Secret
Christian health workers and pastors navigate stigma at Apostolic, evangelical, and Methodist congregations.
Farai Mutsaka - The Associated Press and CT
I Wasn’t ‘Tough’ Enough for My Street-Fighting Family. God Showed Me I Didn’t Have to Be.
Testimony
I Wasn’t ‘Tough’ Enough for My Street-Fighting Family. God Showed Me I Didn’t Have to Be.
How a quiet, bookish kid came to faith while living among rageaholics.
Greg Stier
The Costly Gospel That Keeps Christian Pilots Flying to the Ends of the Earth
Missions
The Costly Gospel That Keeps Christian Pilots Flying to the Ends of the Earth
Q&A with Mission Aviation Fellowship President David Holsten on the challenges of reaching the most isolated villages in the world.
Interview by Daniel Silliman
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