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Volume 50, Number 7
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Cover Story
With 3.9 million dead and 40,000 raped, Christians work for renewal and healing in Congo's killing fields.
More from this Issue
Decline in giving to PC(USA) headquarters forces more layoffs.
Court says Christians who work for the government can't pray with clients.
Massachusetts makes medical insurance accessible to all—or else.
An African bishop tells North American Christians the most helpful gospel-thing they can do.
Apparently 'satanic' can be a synonym for 'relevant'.
Stephen Monsma proves that evangelicals are more active in welfare-to-work programs than any other religious group.
The nation is not our highest love, but it still deserves our affection.
Mormons and evangelicals fret over movies, politics, and each other.
It's not the government's job to decide whose feelings need protection.
Too many suburban Christians are in the world—and also of it.
Scholar says diversity of belief did not obliterate consensus on key issues.
Renewal movements are winning the battle against mainliners, says Thomas Oden.
An anthology of the strange bedfellows who are all pro-woman and pro-life.
Opposing same-sex marriage is actually the enlightened policy.
An eclectic collection of essays looks at the growth of Pentecostalism.
