Images in Procession: Testimonies of Spanish Faith can awaken us to our own spiritual rituals

A fellow resister of the Nazis, editor, and biographer dies half a century after his subject and companion.

Plus: Australia's Anglican head says Jesus not the only way, the future looks dim for partial-birth abortion ban, and other stories from the world's media sources.

Despite layoffs and low income, the decade-old men's movement marches on.

Left-leaning ecumenical groups already working together.

General secretary laments use of force, but says he's relieved child is back with father.

Plus: Triumphant China continues persecution, Sudan halts bombing, and other important and interesting religion news from sources around the world.

What religious film critics are saying about what's new and popular at the cinema.

Does schism lie ahead for Evangelical Lutheran Church in America?

Plus: First Jesus, now Elián, complain Miami pastors; Christian comics not always funny; and other religion stories from newspapers around the world.

Baylor University's Polanyi Center comes under fire from the university's faculty.

U.S. News looks at Jesus' killers, The New York Times Magazine looks at Jesus' re-enactors, and Time goes hunting for miracles.

Part one of The Great Reversal, a CT Classic article

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It may be hard to tell when Easter will fall, but it was even harder for the church to create its calculations.

The best online resources about the history, significance, and experience of Holy Week

Plus: Catholic bishop calls for contraception, another arrest in India missionary's murder, and other religion news stories from around the world.

Is in Vain: What Christian film critics are saying about Rules of Engagement, 28 Days, and other top films

Tokyo skeptical toward Jubilee 2000 message

Plus: Falwell starts voter registration drive, Walter Martin's relatives call for Hank Hanegraaff's resignation, and other religion stories from around the world.

British group acknowledges differences on annihilationism, but says doctrine of hell must be preached again.

Christians mobilize to help nearly a million left homeless by Tamil conflict

Christian group opposes blending of Christianity and traditional African religion.

Meeting a legend, tearfully

Also: Who attends messianic congregations, Christian organizations in Israel in danger

Rebel demands cause agencies to curtail efforts.

Also: No government lawyer for abortion case, and the Easter Bunny loses in the polls

A dispatch from Calvin College's Festival of Faith & Writing

African-American churches aim to create 'systemic wealth' in inner-city neighborhoods.

Church leaders who don't usually agree with Castro or the Cuban Council of Churches say family comes first.

Also: What happens when home-schoolers go to college, and northern Nigeria backs off shari'a

What Christian film critics are saying about current foreign films

Also: Gay ordinations won't stop in the Episcopal Church, Turner gets religion, and persecution in India spreads.

What Christian leaders past and present have said about social drinking—and where to find them online.

Evangelical support of temperance is no cause for embarrassment in our intemperate society.

One of Christianity Today's earliest cover stories examined alcohol on the 25th anniversary of Prohibition's repeal.

Transferring authority over Native Americans from the military to the church was a nice idea, but it failed.

Theologian John Sanders considers the eternal fate of non-Christians

Christians have never agreed on the salvation for those who have never heard of Christ.

Plus: Robertson supports death penalty moratorium, evangelical chaplains sue the Navy, and other stories from around the world.

Witnesses admit gendarmarie pressured them to sign complaints

Ethnic Kazakh indicted for 'wrong religious propaganda'

Plus: Christian Right has mellowed, ELCA board approves communion with Episcopalian Church, and other stories from the world's media sources.

Plus: Israelis' surprising exposure to Christianity, intercessory prayer 'on rise,' and other news stories from the world's press.

What Christian critics are saying about Rules of Engagement, The Road to El Dorado, and other top films

Also: Will worship ruin a Russian church and other religion news stories from around the world.

Critics silent on Chechen crimes, says head of the Russian Orthodox Church

Life has improved, persecution has eased under new leader, say church leaders.

'Is there a way to integrate this custom with their Christian belief as a step towards meaningful inculturation?'

The best scenes of Edward Norton's pseudo-religious film seem like they came long after he was committed to his stereotyping screenplay.

CT picks the top ten books of the past year

Christianity Today's annual book awards contain some choice history selections

Russian Orthodox Church trying to calm fears, but may be making it worse

Dante understood irony's use as a weapon against intellectual arrogance.

Plus: Why Robertson isn't the only conservative newcomer to death penalty opposition, British farmers stand against Eastern mysticism, and other articles from around the world.

One of the oldest and best Easter sermons, now 1,600 years old, is still preached today.

'Religion has been sidelined,' group tells United Nations

He knows the wounds of humanity. His hands prove it.

Readers respond to the best books of the century, Easter, and other ChristianityToday.com topics.