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Volume 51, Number 12
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Recent comments on education, wildfires, organ donation, and other subjects.
Orthodox Anglicans take first step in creating their own U.S. church body.
Nigeria mob kills 10, pharmacists don't have to fill Plan B prescriptions, and Prison Fellowship bars UCC congregation from Angel Tree.
The leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Karekin II visited the U.S. in October to support a resolution condemning Turkey's 1915-1917 Armenian genocide.
There's more than one "happy holiday" for Christians this season.
How short-term mission is becoming a two-way street.
It takes a special kind of birth to grab the world's attention.
When The Golden Compass hits theaters this month, many will be introduced to the works of Philip Pullman, a writer who detests C.S. Lewis's fantasy world.
How to respond to the next blockbuster book/documentary/movie that questions traditional Christianity.
At the first Christmas, the angels proclaimed, ‘Peace on earth.’ Just-war and pacifist Christians together can make it happen.
On-campus Christians are seeking holiness in unexpected numbers.
"How can I know I'm a Christian if I can't remember when I first responded to the gospel?"
Will the last Mideast church leader be sure to turn off the lights?
Jan Karon's latest contains all her traditional charms but misses an opportunity.
Short reviews of books on American reform, shyness, and the clash of Rome and Jerusalem.
Bush speechwriter takes a principled, though not always popular, stand.
