Christian film reviewers recommend Miss Potter and, to a lesser degree, Stomp the Yard. They also weigh in on Alpha Dog, Notes on a Scandal, Primeval, and Arthur and Invisibles. Plus, more views on Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, Freedom Writers, The Queen, Children of Men, Venus, The Painted Veil, and Code Name: The Cleaner, and a comparison of Stranger than Fiction and Facing the Giants.

Christian film critics are frustrated by Thr3e, but inspired by Freedom Writers. Plus, reviews of Venus, Happily N'Ever After, The Painted Veil, and Code Name: The Cleaner.

Christian critics consider Dreamgirls, Children of Men, Letters from Iwo Jima, Pan's Labyrinth, We Are Marshall, The Good Shepherd, and Night at the Museum. Plus, new reviews of Rocky Balboa, The Pursuit of Happyness, and Charlotte's Web.

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At New Jersey gathering, memories and prayers.

What do a shy-but-brilliant speller, a dead Mexican guy, a street thug from Soweto, a compassionate spider, an anti-Nazi young woman, and the baby Jesus have in common? They're all in movies that we've just voted the ten most redeeming films of 2006.

Mel Gibson's controversial blockbuster comes to DVD again—this time in a two-disc "definitive edition" including hours of commentaries, bonus features, and more.

In this, the fourth of a four-part series on the state of Christian radio, we take a glimpse into radio's future—and how alternative technologies might affect the business.

Also: Super Bowl coaches brothers in Christ, churches oppose U.K. gay adoption law, the Burmese military aims to wipe out Christians, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Southwestern Baptist's board chair calls hiring a "momentary lax of the parameters."

In this, the third of a four-part series on the state of Christian radio, we learn how "Becky" and others influence the decisions about what songs are played on the air.

In this, the second of a four-part series on the state of Christian radio, we meet "Becky," the target demographic—and how she affects a myriad of decisions in the business.

Should collaboration with persecutors be a bar to ministry? Poland's Catholics aren't the first to wonder.

In this, the first of a four-part series on the state of Christian radio, we take a brief look at its history and its recent growth. So, is it working, or does it need fixing?

Plus: Richard Land, Leith Anderson, and others on Hussein's execution; Elizabeth Fox-Genovese dies; mysterious charges against an evangelical Episcopalian leader; and other stories from online sources around the world.

The symbol of the sixties is desecrated, and a generation falls headlong into its midlife crisis.

"Can He love me?" the former Beatle asked Oral Roberts. "I want out of hell."

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Skillet, Apologetix fans lift their faves to the top; Camp, St. James repeat; Leeland jumps into the mix.

Our annual list of twelve finds a welcome return from several of the most influential and important songwriters in the history of contemporary worship music.

Skillet, Jeremy, Skillet, Rebecca, and more Skillet … plus your picks for Best Album and Best New Artist

New talent quickly comes and goes in the music business, but here are twelve new Christian artists that we hope to see continue for years to come.

Twelve newcomers whose debut albums left a lasting impression on us, and who we'll look forward to hearing for years to come.

Skillet, Apologetix fans lift their faves to the top; Camp, St. James repeat; Leeland jumps into the mix.

Our annual list of picks from the last twelve months is heavily devoted to the growth and creativity among alternative worship styles in drawing believers to praise and reflection.