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April 2013

Confidentiality Agreements: Church Security at What Price?
Churches are increasingly seeking to protect themselves from...themselves.
Skye Jethani
Holy Kiss
Some unlikely teachers taught me the power of touch.
Tony Kriz
Leadership|Outreach
Church 2.0
The 21st-century church needs a landing place for "spiritual immigrants."
Chris Kopka
Loving Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
How do we condemn evil while loving evil people?
Adam Mabry
Friday Five Interview: Samuel Rodriquez
Why should evangelicals care about immigration reform? We asked the leader of the Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference
Daniel Darling
This Is Bad, But God Is Bigger
Thoughts from a West, Texas pastor, helping his community see God in the midst of devastation.
John Crowder
Call the Midwife: Always Sorrowful, Always Rejoicing
What the nuns and midwives of the 1950s taught me about living among the poor.
D. L. Mayfield
The Phil Vischer Podcast: Ep 48- The Book of Mormon & Near Heaven Experiences
How should Christians respond to the popularity of "heaven is for real" books?
Sharing the Love?
What does love look like on the social web?
Paul Pastor
My Midnight Encounter with the Boston Bombers
The story of a pastor caught in the crossfire of the Watertown shootout.
Stephen McAlpin

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