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Wrongful Deportation, Naval Academy Book Bans, and USAID Cuts to Sudan

The Bulletin discusses a deportation showdown, Pete Hegseth’s library cleanup, and USAID cuts in Sudan.

What Do Christians Owe Their Ex-Boyfriends?

Sometimes loving your neighbor means telling him you’re not in love anymore.

A River (of Aid) Runs Through It

Church volunteers in western Ukraine are the hub of a global network channeling provisions to war refugees and the front lines.

Why Can’t We Talk to Each Other Anymore?

Online interactions are draining us of energy to have hard conversations in person.

Church Disappointment Is Multilayered

Jude 3 Project founder Lisa Fields speaks about navigating frustrations with God and fellow believers.

Against the Culture of Demonization

The problem is not when the Christian is in the conflict—it’s when the conflict is in the Christian.

How to Talk About God and Politics in Polarized Times

My work in conflict management helped me develop an effective way to navigate sensitive topics. Here’s what I found.

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What Churches Lose When They Fight like the World Fights

A journalist counts the cost of prolonged cultural conflict in the life of one fractured congregation.

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One-on-One with Frank Bruni

The New York Times columnist talks about his new book on grievance and how to talk across differences.

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