A scholar discusses the development of evangelicalism in Ukraine.

What do monks, kites, unwanted pregnancies, a 19th century abolitionist, and a young man with a life-sized inflatable doll have in common? They're all in movies that we've deemed the ten most redeeming films of 2007.

Abortion and the candidate's commitment to freedom and equality.

More than 30 Baptist groups, minus the Southern Baptist Convention, gather for the New Baptist Covenant Celebration.

"I believe in the redemptive death and resurrection of Jesus Christ."

2007 could be remembered as the Year of Pro-Life Cinema.

A response to David Aikman.

Nearly 600 dead in clashes, and more than 250,000 ousted from homes.

The Gettys set traditional lyrics against pop backdrop.

Acoustic/Roots Rock

Conversions in Orissa—and the violent reaction against them—highlight tension in India's not-so-dead caste system.

Phyllis Tickle, Brian McLaren, and others weigh in on worship and evangelism in a plugged-in age.

Rising from the Ashes asks about the impact of alternative worship on the mainline church.

So it goes for Christians in the movie industry, says VeggieTales creator and founder Phil Vischer, whose new film, The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything, opens this week.

Dwelling in the Holy Land has become a curse for many of its inhabitants.

A Narnia expert, somewhat disappointed with The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, has a few suggestions for director Andrew Adamson regarding the upcoming Prince Caspian.

We're fans of compiling top ten lists around here. Maybe there's something here for you.

We're fans of compiling top ten lists around here. Maybe there's something here for you.

Twelve of the year's best, featuring several worship leaders and artists who deserve more recognition for their contributions to church music over the last decade.