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Volume 51, Number 4
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Cover Story
The most influential annual gathering of young evangelicals plans to go global.
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But newspaper observers say religion reporting will endure.
Campaign against Christians presses problem with refugee resettlement.
Christians anticipate next president with mix of reservation and fear.
Comments on smear campaigns, being a chaplain in Iraq, religious life in China, and other stories.
PCUSA congregations prepare shift to Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
On recovery from life-threatening pulmonary emboli and lessons learned.
Medi-Share, British Airways' jewelry policy, and Gaza Baptist Church.
Death of self-styled autocrat gives hope to isolated Christians.
We remain woefully ignorant about the world's second-largest religion.
A year in Pakistan gave me a glimpse of what Christian witness might look like today.
Let's remember Francis Schaeffer's most crucial legacy--tears.
Battling homosexual attraction one day at a time.
Why the risen Jesus met people in five different ways--and still does.
Martin Luther's advice on preparing to die.
How American and Peruvian Christians teamed up when factory pollutants were poisoning children.
The larger meaning of Anglican leaders' demand that the Episcopal Church change its ways.
Ex-President Carter's new book is both misleading and dangerous.
How much freedom should we give up in national emergencies?
The Most Famous Man in America follows the preacher through his late-life scandal.
The Great Theft says moderate Muslims should take Islam back from extremists.
The Holman Illustrated Study Bible focuses on the "fifth gospel."
Hugh Ross incorporates common sense into the debate in Creation as Science.
Harold Myra and Paul Robbins may retire--but their legacy won't.
