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Volume 50, Number 10
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Cover Story
50 years ago, evangelicals were a sideshow of American culture. Since then, it's been a long, strange trip. Here's a look at the influences that shaped the movement.
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Faith Nights hit snag after major-league debut.
New Christian coalition says fighting global warming will hurt the poor.
Passing the Child Custody Protection Act, Methodists join the Joint Declaration of the Doctrine of Justification, and a PCUSA megachurch disaffiliates.
The president of World Vision U.S. on the Global Fund, free condoms, and church-based relief and development work.
What 'Christianity Today' meant to the movement 50 years ago.
Landmark titles that changed the way we think, talk, witness, worship, and live.
We asked 114 leaders from 11 ministry spheres about evangelical priorities for the next 50 years. First up: Fresh basics for the local church.
Whole gospel: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
Church Reconnect: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities for the next 50 years in youth ministry.
No compromise: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
'The True, The Good': What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
Urgent still: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
Uniquely Christian: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
Worried optimism: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
New media, old story: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
Long Road: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
Not What, But How: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.
Billy Graham's bottom line never changes: 'Are we really being used to change people?'
Less known than Stott's earlier work is his ministry with Langham Partnership International.
Prayer sometimes feels like a hug and a stranglehold at the same time.
We should be our own fiercest critics, doing so out of the deep beauty and goodness of our faith.
If these biblical literalists don't go to church, can the Right count their vote?
Sociologist Brad Wilcox says one type of marriage makes most women happier.
A new statement from Evangelicals and Catholics Together encourages discourse on the most divisive of issues.
New Mexico megachurch pastor returns after leadership conflict.
Lebanese Christian compassion impresses Muslims during bloody conflict.
Three survivor stories that foster healing.
Werner Burklin says overseas evangelicals perpetuate the gulf between state-approved churches and illegal house churches.
Leon Kass's The Beginning of Wisdom.
