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Volume 53, Number 5
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Despite being laid off, one woman is committed to supporting three children.
Access to federal money may be mixed blessing for embryonic research.
Comments on generic evangelicals, Habitat's demolition crews, and other topics from recent news.
The president and CEO of Open Doors USA updated CT on North Korea, which the group ranks as the world's worst persecutor of Christians.
Todd Bentley marries former intern, Oral Roberts University and Joyce Meyer Ministries become accredited, and other recent news.
President Obama's tax plan will hurt the very people he's trying to help.
How does an Anabaptist charity get donors to give $1,200 a year?
Why Tullian Tchividjian, the grandson of the Most Admired Man in America, thinks Christians need to become unfashionable.
Six Protestant churches that strive to match form with faith.
A new survey suggests that seekers are not looking for user-friendly, mall-like buildings.
When a landmark study suggests that intercessory prayer may actually hurt patients instead of help them, you have to wonder.
At 26, Joshua DuBois has already been a pastor and a congressional fellow, and is now the President's faith-based point man.
Philip Mangano, the federal 'homeless czar,' says, 'Yes we can.'
When science is made 'apolitical' and 'unencumbered by religion,' it's usually to hyper-politicize and hyper-sacralize it.
Without them, the planet couldn't support creatures like us.
Short reviews of The Divine Commodity, Something's Rising, and The Reason For Crows.
Two evangelicals argue for more generous immigration policies.
Shane Hipps urges Christians to discern the technology spirits.
Understanding the Atonement is about more than grasping a theory.
