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Volume 48, Number 2
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Cover Story
James Meeks is pastor of one of Chicago's largest churches and state representative of the city's five poorest districts. And that's just part of his ministry.
More from this Issue
Evangelicals are gaining respect among mainstream journalists, and that would have pleased Carl Henry.
Democrats seek to show that they also have faith-based values.
Prison officials may not place substantial burden on religious exercise
Denomination concerned about character and conduct of church criticism
Recent deaths, promotions, and other tidbits from the religion world.
Evangelicals try to reach Mormons with respect - and hard science.
Family saw prisoner injured and bound with heavy chains.
Three million Colombians are displaced, with few prospects.
Protestants disillusioned with Good Friday Agreement.
Violators of new law to be punished by fines or corrective labor.
Christians have a part to play in helping Islam adapt to democracy.
Evangelicals have become major players in American culture, and that may be their biggest problem.
What brings evangelicals together is also what pulls us apart.
Why my husband finally refused to end my life during my two-month coma.
Hope for Colombia dwells inside its most lethal killing field - Bellavista Prison.
What exactly does courage look like in an age of abortion?
Robertson McQuilkin reflects on his wife's long battle with Alzheimer's.
Biblical storytelling conveys the realities of our faith better than almost any other form of communication.
How a dying jewelry tycoon shares the pearl of great price with Panama's elite
If Christ has truly defeated the powers of Satan on the Cross (Col. 2:15), why do the powers of evil effectively operate in this world?
A lesson in trust from a grounded crow.
The author of Bowling Alone discovers Evangelicals can be trusted at the civic table.
After a car accident killed his wife, mother, and daughter, Jerry Sittser was left asking, Why?
This series of essays finds hope among New York City lives.
Two well-known gurus of biblical finance team up for a one-two punch on building a God-honoring financial portfolio.
A rock musical for a new generation tells the gospel in MTV language—for better or for worse.
Robert Webber urges churches to catch the spirit of the ancient model.
