Evangelical History

A new series: Walking Through 70 Years.

The talk that launched over 1,000 magazine issues.

It was already unraveling by 1973. Repairing it today won’t be easy.

The history of a prominent church pastored by MLK in Alabama shows the reason African Americans often don’t embrace either term.

Half a century ago, established churches looked askance at young men newly interested in Jesus. Let us welcome and exhort them today.

An America without immigrants is a lesser America.

The Satanic Panic may have faded, but its legacy lives on – reshaped into modern conspiracies, political crusades, and weaponized fear.

Evangelicalism’s fracturing is chronic, but not terminal. Here’s how we can move forward.

A century after the infamous trial, evangelicals can unbundle faith from culture wars and recover a wiser witness.

How do false memories take hold—and what happens when they drive real-world consequences? Two experts unpack the role of memory in the rise and fall of the Satanic Panic.