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Volume 48, Number 7
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Why is our culture so hostile to children-inside and outside the womb?
There are 13 million refugees and asylum seekers worldwide. We show you the lives of four of them.
Still, they're heartened by voters' chastening of nationalist Hindus.
African Methodists provide hope to a troubled church.
Are Nigeria's deadly religious riots really about religion?
Recent quotes on unborn children's pain, literary Jenkins, and Dan Brown's scruples.
Citing new satellite images, team seeks to 'solidify the faith of many Christians.'
Why is our culture so hostile to children-inside and outside the womb?
The morning-after pill, persecution in Vietnam, and the Jesus Video Project.
The chairman of Focus on the Family speaks about the need for the proposed Federal Marriage Amendment.
Christians lured into buying 'rare' coins.
Maoist threats shut down development work.
Why is our culture so hostile to children-inside and outside the womb?
What to do with those extra embryos.
The journey of one Somali Bantu family in the largest group resettlement of African refugees in U.S. history.
Stormie Omartian is a bestselling author precisely because she doesn't have a picture-perfect life
What happens when church and culture conspire to ignore the meaning of words.
Some United Methodists think their differences are irreconcilable.
New push on child evangelism targets the crucial early years.
Official scourgings and vigilante enforcers in Iran terrorize Christians.
The first detailed history of President Bush's initiative to help the poor.
David Gushee examines marriage and divorce in historical and contemporary contexts.
Letters for Lizzie wrestles with death and discovers God is not safe.
Encountering New Religious Movements with the Gospel.
The untold story of Christian efforts to end the violence in Guatemala.
Why, with no apparent resources, Chinese churches thrive.
