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To Whom Shall We Go? Global South Anglicans Reject Canterbury's Leadership
When conservative Anglicans from around the world gather next month in Rwanda, they could begin to explore a new framework of leadership in response to the Church of England's recent move to let its c...
Franklin Graham in historic visit to Vietnam
Franklin Graham in historic visit to Vietnam
[photo1] Graham meeting Vietnamese government officials.(Photo: BGEA)American evangelist Franklin Graham ...Over half of Scots would back an evangelical Christian in government top jobs
Over half of Scots would back an evangelical Christian in government top jobs
[photo1] The Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.(Photo: Getty/iStock)A pol...After Pushing for UMC Unity, Former Bishop Joins New Denomination
Bishop Scott Jones isn't the first United Methodist bishop to join the Global Methodist Church since the theologically conservative denomination launched in May, but his exit from the UMC has arguably...
Indonesia's Worst Police Scandal Involves Christians. Leaders Assess the Implications.
For the past year, Indonesians have been fixated on a murder trial involving a high-level Christian police general. Last week, the South Jakarta District Court sentenced former police general Ferdy Sa...
The case for leaving the Church of England
The case for leaving the Church of England
[photo1] (Photo: Getty/iStock)The shock of a Church deciding to bless sin has caused many evangelical Angli...Beware Drawing Bright Lines Between Evangelical and Ecumenical Protestants
Jesus' caution in Luke 12:2, "There is nothing concealed that will not be disclosed, or hidden that will not be made known," certainly proved prescient in the case of white evangelicals. Oceans of ink...
Ian Paul on why he won't leave the Church of England despite its support for gay blessings
Ian Paul on why he won't leave the Church of England despite its support for gay blessings
[photo1] Rev Dr Ian Paul, pictured at Manchester Cathed...Buffalo Survivors to Shooter: 'You Will Not Escape the Fury of the Almighty'
Kimberly Salter stood in court to face her husband's killer for the first time on Wednesday. With a hand on her heart and wearing red that she said represented her husband's shed blood, she simply rea...
Arranged or Not, Indian Christians Praise God for Their Marriages
India's arranged marriage culture became the source of international attention thanks to Netflix's controversial hit Indian Matchmaking. But while the rest of the world may have been fascinated by the...
France moves closer to enshrining abortion in constitution
France moves closer to enshrining abortion in constitution
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The French Senate has approved plans to enshrine abortion in the constitution.
After a lengthy de...
Let My People Come and Go, Karabakh Christians Tell Azerbaijan
Armenian Christians have been calling for help. As their ethnic kin in the Caucasus enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh approach two full months under a near-complete blockade imposed by alleged eco-activists...
Hagar's Unhappiness Helps Me Parent Fragile Kids
You're reading the English translation of the winner of Christianity Today's second annual essay contest for Christians who write in Indonesian. Learn more about the competition and CT's multilingual ...
Put Not Your Trust in ChatGPT, for Now
Tom Kehler has worked in artificial intelligence for more than 40 years, as a coder and a CEO. He grew up a preacher's kid and got into mathematical linguistics in high school. After earning a PhD in ...
Survey: Hispanic Protestant Churches Are Young, First Gen, and Growing
Hispanic churches in the United States face unique challenges but are finding success in building community within their congregations and reaching those outside their walls.
Lifeway Research partn...
Federal Judge Tosses Challenge to Christian College Exemptions
A federal judge in Oregon on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit challenging religious exemptions under Title IX. The decision comes as a win for Christian colleges that had joined the US Department of Educa...
Throwing Sesame Seeds and Burning Off Sins
Each winter, Sikhs and Hindus across India and around the world thank their gods for a fruitful winter harvest during the Punjabi festival of Lohri. Like on Halloween, children go door to door singing...
Church Attendance Dropped Among Young People, Singles, Liberals
Despite the short-term upheaval COVID-19 caused among American churches, the pandemic's long-term effect on worship attendance patterns was minimal, according to a study released Thursday by researche...
Christian Boomers Like Me Want Change Too
In the last couple of decades, American Christian boomers (myself included) have been given an advance peek at the kind of obituary the church and the world has already begun to write about us.
Cou...