Introducing Your Corner of the World
Dan Doriani and Mark Vroegop talk with Christians from a wide range of professions about how biblical wisdom shapes the way we work, lead, serve, and live faithfully in our corner of the world.
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May I begin by saying how grateful I am for this opportunity to join with you in worship here at Saint Thomas Church. Thank you, Father Carl, for your kind invitation. It is a joy to celebrate with you as you mark your patronal festival; to share with members of your congregation
Loud worship and other contrasts set apart Kenya’s large community of Quakers
KAIMOSI, Kenya (AP) — There are an estimated 400,000 members worldwide of the Religious Society of Friends, or Quakers. About half live in Africa with most in Kenya, where Americans introduced the religion.
Televangelist Archbishop Fulton Sheen beatified in St Louis — one step closer to sainthood
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Church builds on Ebola response in Congo
The United Methodist Church’s health coordination team is constructing a 50-bed treatment center and reaching thousands through a large-scale community response.
The Wishful Thinking that Put Thousands on the Streets
Let’s look at the reasoning, and numbers, of deinstitutionalization—America’s mid-century policy of moving the mentally ill population out of large hospitals of widely varying quality and into home-based care and community integration. In 1955, state mental hospitals housed 559,0
Does Trump 2.0 Care About Religious Freedom Abroad?
On September 14, President Donald Trump nominated Jane “Cissie” Graham Lynch as US ambassador at large for international religious freedom. She’ll have her work cut out for her. If confirmed by the Senate, Lynch—the granddaughter of famed evangelist Billy Graham—will confront a w
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Historic Los Angeles Cross and Nativity Will Not Be Torn Down, Appeals Court Rules
A Christmas nativity and a century-old cross at the center of a historic display in Los Angeles will not be banned or torn down, thanks to a ruling by a federal appeals court. An angry atheist filed a lawsuit in 2025 complaining about the 10-foot-tall wooden cross and the nativit
Can Christians Gamble?
The Syllabus is a column that features student opinions on timely national and international topics. We aim to highlight how evangelical students in the US are thinking about important issues and how the Christian faith informs their worldview. Students should use this link to su
What Went Wrong in America’s Addiction Recovery Policy?
Thirty years ago in Seattle, I was sad to see a homeless man sleeping in a park at the top level of a double slide. It was a nice playground—I could imagine little brothers enjoying a race down that slide—but as things were, parents and kids stayed away. What I witnessed then was
AI Escalates Educational ‘Math Wars’
For decades, on campuses across the country, the math wars have been raging with a knockdown, drag-out brutality perhaps only rivaled by national politics. Public shouting matches, lawsuits, and character assassinations have surrounded a debate about how to teach students algebra
Os Guinness Still Challenges Christians to Think
Best-selling British author Os Guinness never planned to be a writer. America helped make him one, with a little help from Switzerland. Since then, hundreds of thousands of readers have turned to the Christian public intellectual to understand both their walk with God and their p
Life Is a Canvas: Create Something Beautiful
God stretches the canvas of life for us, and we’re to make something beautiful, by his grace.
How Can Disciples Walk Faithfully in a Postliterate Era?
Even if statistics appear grim, followers of Christ shouldn’t lose heart.
A pastoral word to The Episcopal Church from the September 2026 gathering of the House of Bishops
Dear People of God: Grace and peace to you in Jesus Christ our Lord. Introduction The bishops of The Episcopal Church gathered from Sept. 22-28, 2026, at Camp Allen Conference Center in Navasota, Texas. Our gathering included 118 bishops and bishops-elect, representing 93 diocese