"She has unintentionally become an ambassador of God's grace to a community that has received too few envoys from evangelicalism."

Seven years after its publication, Roaring Lambs—now with a companion CD—still prods Christian artists to engage the culture.

A review of the Roaring Lambs CD.

Think the abortion pill is indicative of postmodernity? You're wrong.

Plus: The Pope on Dominus Iesus, Wheaton's new mascot, and other stories from media sources around the world.

Think the abortion pill is indicative of postmodernity? You're wrong.

Texas board's action to reduce funding called 'bad for common missions causes'

Plus: World on Gwen Shamblin, literally robbing Peter to pay Paul, and other stories from media sources around the world.

Twins' parents say they are weary of battling government for right to decide their daughters' treatment.

Indian churches reject U.S. inquiry, but Pakistani Christians welcome it.

What film reviewers around the Web are saying about Remember the Titans, The Exorcist rerelease, and other cinema options. Plus: Complaints from believers in Hollywood.

Plus: Protesting a sex fair, and other stories from media sources around the Web.

Or have Christians been spooked out of celebrating a part of their rich tradition?

Food for the Poor's Mahfood steps down; admits 'unacceptable' behavior.

Plus: Oberaammergau's other artistic attraction, and more Christian video games.

Anglican bishops from abroad launch U.S. ministry for Episcopal reform.

Plus: HolyBears admits copying Beanie Babies, Alabama church is Episcopal no more, and other stories from press around the Web.

Exodus removes John Paulk as board chairman, places him on probationary status as member.

Reconsidering Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant.

One of Mother Teresa's order burned children who were accused of stealing.

Peace Conference in Lisbon ends with an apology, and a document denouncing 'religious' wars.

A Harvard-sponsored conference looks at the future of religious colleges.

Plus: Hell House VII, Paula Jones attacks far right without any clothes on, and other stories from around the Web.

Many low-caste and rural Indians are Christians, but few have positions of influence within the church.

Plus: More handwringing over Cheney's debate comments, a church laments the end of bowling, and other stories from mainstream media in the U.S. and overseas.

Conference of European Churches head calls for support of the country's new leadership.

Adolescent to serve 14 years for murder of Graham Staines and his sons.

What Christian film critics are saying about Meet the Parents, Digimon, Girlfight, Best of Show, and other new movies.

Plus: Colson gets to vote, Dr. Laura apologizes, and other stories from other media sources.

Communist drive to stamp out Christianity in Laos is having an opposite effect.

Plus: EEOC says teachers' union violates members' religious rights, Marian window gets cleaned, and when youth outreach goes bad.

Sanctions continue to plague the African nation's bid for international acceptance.

No thank you, say Indian Christians to Hindu proposal for government church regulation.

James Dobson's co-host of 15 years cites personal reasons for abrupt departure.

Former employee files charges against Weigh Down founder.

Plus: Jars of Clay's hymns no longer on MTV, the Clinton marriage, and other stories from the mainstream media.

Is Thomas More a saintly model?

Is there a scandal of The Opening of the Evangelical Mind?

Plus: The worldwide battle for the Anglican soul.

Lutherans call conflict on their hospital grounds an affront to humanitarian purposes.

Cloning Christ, doubting his diet, and stealing his supposed cross. What's next?

What Christian critics are saying about Lost Souls, The Ladies Man, The Contender, and other cinematic options.

Plus: Charles Swindoll has heart attack and other news stories from around the world.

Plus: Anti-Christian violence in India, more mascot changes, and other news from around the world.

Abuse claims cause the Anglican Diocese of Cariboo to disband.

Pay It Forwardpreaches an inspirational idea—but does it really work?

Plus: Jimmy Carter leaves Southern Baptist Convention, and Intellectual McCarthyism at Baylor University.

Panic and terror spread like virus as infections and deaths increase.

In visit to the Crystal Cathedral, former Soviet leader won't say he doesn't believe.

In visit to the Crystal Cathedral, former Soviet leader won’t say he doesn’t believe.

A piece of Jesus' cross is stolen from a Toronto cathedral—or is it?

Baylor's dismissal of Polyani Center director Dembski was not a smart move.

Plus: Anti-porn moves might lead to more porn, and other religion stories from mainstream media sources.

Plus: U.S. News rightly divines revivals, and various and sundry decisions from the Supreme Court.

Christian film critics are both boosted and bedeviled by Bedazzled, Bamboozled, and other movies.

Plus: Baptists form a new group, Church of the Christian Rock Video, and the Christian Coalition rises again?

Some Christians warn that African rituals to honor ancestors could subvert the Gospel message.

Cedric Pulford

Three Islamic students have been detained over bombing of church in Dushanbe.

Plus: Teens think they know it all, 'cheap' religion, and Wall Street takes stock of a Christian company.

The controversial creator of Babywise speaks to Christianity Today.

Academics gather asking questions like, What does 'Christian history' actually mean?

Remembering the Good News.

Plus: She's not ordained so it wasn't preaching, Chinese concubines increase, and Ebola claims more victims.

Ecumenical leader calls on Nigeria to deal with religious violence between Muslims and Christians.

Plus: Homosexual organizations disapprove of Case's donations, and Tom Mahon on a digital Sabbath.

Interim religion minister says she'll promote freedoms for Muslims and evangelicals too.

Judge upholds a minute of silence in school, Bill Bright's lung condition, and video sales to ensure the movie won't get Left Behind at the box office.

Reviewer Sarah Barnett loves classic films, and has learned to appreciate modern cinema, too.