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Visitation Is Still Our Vocation

We may face new challenges, but the heart of our calling remains the same.
Tyler C. Arnold
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India’s Christians Ask for Prayer as Virus Overwhelms Crematoriums
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India’s Christians Ask for Prayer as Virus Overwhelms Crematoriums
Severe oxygen shortage one of many challenges as India suffers the world’s worst surge of COVID-19 cases and deaths.
Christina Martin and The Associated Press
Proof That Political Privilege Is Harmful for Christianity
Speaking Out
Proof That Political Privilege Is Harmful for Christianity
Our analysis of 166 nations suggests the biggest threat to Christian vitality is not persecution, affluence, education, or pluralism. It’s state support.
Nilay Saiya
Christians ‘Pray the News’ in a Year of Doomscrolling
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Christians ‘Pray the News’ in a Year of Doomscrolling
Ministries offer tips for how to give heartbreaking headlines over to God.
Kate Shellnutt
Remembering Marva Dawn, a Saint of Modern Worship
Tribute
Remembering Marva Dawn, a Saint of Modern Worship
Her teachings pushed us beyond worship wars and individualism with keen observations, a generous spirit, and an otherworldly devotion to Jesus.
Mike Cosper
Christian and Missionary Alliance Considers Calling Women ‘Pastors’
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Considers Calling Women ‘Pastors’
Denomination survey finds 61 percent want to change titles, allow for ordination.
Daniel Silliman
Died: Loran Mann, Who Reported the News and Preached the Good News
Obituary
Died: Loran Mann, Who Reported the News and Preached the Good News
COGIC bishop built a church while breaking ground in Pittsburgh TV and radio.
Daniel Silliman
Back Without a Bang: Returning to Church Won’t Be the Celebration We Once Imagined
Editorial
Back Without a Bang: Returning to Church Won’t Be the Celebration We Once Imagined
Instead of a big party, reopenings bring mixed emotions and a call to everyday faithfulness.
Kate Shellnutt
Study: Trauma-Informed Bible Reading Reduces Depression, Anxiety, Anger
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Study: Trauma-Informed Bible Reading Reduces Depression, Anxiety, Anger
Research in Virginia jail could help churches deal with emotional impact of the pandemic.
Adam MacInnis
The Unearthed Conscience of Black Fundamentalism
The Unearthed Conscience of Black Fundamentalism
A hard racial line divided conservative white and Black Protestants 100 years ago. It didn’t have to be that way.
Daniel R. Bare
Do You Follow the Right Jesus?
Do You Follow the Right Jesus?
Four cultural values entice us toward an Americanized messiah instead of the crucified Christ.
Peter Scazzero
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