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Volume 48, Number 4
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Cover Story
Bill Gaither insists it's not about him. And nobody seems to disagree.
More from this Issue
Supreme Court says states can deny public funds to some religious students.
House-church Christians start renting buildings, and dream of evangelism.
U.S. Circuit Court upholds ban on gay adoption
Churches attempt to overcome constitutional stalemate
Government seeks to stamp out North Korea refugee problem.
Responding to cloning, banning religious apparel in France, and a ponzi scheme
Shamblin defends Atlanta couple charged with murder.
Administration proposes plan to teach couples relationship skills
Bill Gaither has succeeded in putting together an event that increases Christ through the performers' diminishment.
Sinners of all stripes find a church home under the I-35.
Ten years after the slaughter, Rwandans begin to mend their torn nation with a justice that is both biblical and African.
Why Chinese house churches may just end up fulfilling the Great Commission.
Christians in Massachusetts are playing catch-up to protect the age-old institution.
Are some people lost just a little bit in the same way that others are saved only as through fire?
What we can learn from a monument now locked in an Alabama closet.
Freedom isn't much good if you don't have a sense of direction.
Exploring the rise of evangelical feminism.
Why Sin Matters says sin and grace are part of the same story.
Unveiling is a commendable debut novel.
The basic money challenge is saying no.
What can happen when entrepreneurs think they are missionaries first.
Outsiders say we're the status quo. Our call is to prove them wrong.
