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Volume 53, Number 1
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CIA lied, Bob Jones apologizes, eHarmony surrenders, and other quotes from the news.
Wycliffe receives $50 million, Without Walls faces foreclosure, and other news in brief.
Hit by the credit crunch, lenders anticipate fewer loans to the poor.
A pastor explains why his church likes to be host for football's biggest event.
It happens to be something that evangelicals are specially gifted to meet.
Hospice care spirituality would benefit from greater Christian engagement.
Three priorities for the next 30 years.
Gary Haugen says rescuing the oppressed is within our reach.
Publicly arguing for traditional marriage is worth it even if I don't change many minds.
For over 40 years, JoeAnn Ballard has grown a ministry that has transformed thousands of lives.
Foreclosure disaster drives California churches to launch home rescue efforts.
A new breed of bands sees instruments as more than accompaniment for praise lyrics.
Amid ongoing violence, southern Sudan's Christians model a different kind of hope.
How advocacy by American Christians trims violence in Sudan.
Do I have to love my neighbor if he breaks the law?
The scientist's problem with God did not spring from his theory.
Facing difficult passages may help us better understand the Bible as a whole.
Evangelical Disenchantment, Jesus and Philosophy, and Rapture for the Geeks.
Christianity Today's design director lists his favorite photography sites.
