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June
2012
Volume 56, Number 6
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Cover Stories
We're all adolescents now.
Features
The real story of how "Nixon's hatchet man" ended up in, out, and back in prison (and the White House), shaping a movement in the process.
Mentoring programs for children of prisoners let faith flourish after federal cutback.
What does Christian maturity look like in a youth-worshiping culture?
How we under- and overestimate the power and shape of the next generation.
How the Resurrection infused my rational faith with a passionate hope.
How interconnectivity helps us better engage the Bible.
Views
Chuck Colson's vision for Christian unity and full-orbed reform lives on.
Three missions experts weigh in.
Why we can't get the New Testament without the Old.
A viral video is a symptom of our spiritual malaise, but not the cure.
Reviews
The historical theologian says Luther and Calvin show us how to read the Bible for the sake of the church.
How Cambodia's Killing Fields became an extraordinary ex-Communist's mission field.
Ignoring the ethics of food production and land use is not an option for Christians.
Brief reviews of 'Free Will,' 'The Lion Bible in Its Time,' and 'Crazy Dangerous'
What developmental science tells us about children's religious beliefs.
News
A recent study suggests orthodoxy doesn't draw church crowds on its own.
Important developments in the church and the world.
Controversy brews over labels on Christian novels.
Redistricting and retirements may halve the small group—again.
Believers debate re-labeling the country a 'Christian nation.'
Coptic Christians test new strategies to thrive in an Islamist Egypt.
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