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Volume 50, Issue 7
July, 2006 |
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Belgrade Curve
Evangelicals fear greater power of state, Orthodox church.
Kristian Kahrs in Belgrade
BOOKMARKS
Beyond Azusa Street
An eclectic collection of essays looks at the growth of Pentecostalism.
Reviewed by Chris Armstrong
Beyond Yellow Ribbons
Become a blessing to a military family.
A Christianity Today editorial
SIDEBAR
Born Again and Again
'Jesus gives us strength,' says a Congolese pastor.
Isaac Phiri
Crowded Out
London megachurch loses land to Olympics.
Rob James in the U.K.
Cutting Deeper
Decline in giving to PC(USA) headquarters forces more layoffs.
Ken Walker
Do It for the Children
Opposing same-sex marriage is actually the enlightened policy.
Reviewed by Glenn T. Stanton
Excerpt: Jesus Mean and Wild: The Unexpected Love of an Untamable God
Apparently 'satanic' can be a synonym for 'relevant'.
Mark Galli
THE CHRISTIAN VISION PROJECT
Experiencing Life at the Margins
An African bishop tells North American Christians the most helpful gospel-thing they can do.
Interview by Andy Crouch
CIVIL REACTIONS
Free Speech Fiasco
It's not the government's job to decide whose feelings need protection.
Stephen L. Carter
BOOKMARKS
Friday Night Fish Fry
How medieval dietary needs fueled the discovery of the new world.
Reviewed by John Wilson
SIDEBAR
From Rape to Rebuilding
Women persevere in the Congo despite daunting obstacles.
Isaac Phiri with additional reporting by Deann Alford
INSIDE CT
Glimpses of God in Africa
Reporting from the heart of darkness.
Timothy C. Morgan
Go Figure
Recent stats on belief in 'The Da Vinci Code'
Compiled by Ted Olsen
SIDEBAR
Gospel Work in Time of War
Who says evangelism has to stop during conflict?
Deann Alford
Grand Illusions
Too many suburban Christians are in the world—and also of it.
Caleb Stegall reviews David Goetz's Death by Suburb
Health Care, Everyone?
Massachusetts makes medical insurance accessible to all—or else.
Madison Trammel
Hide Your Bible
Court says Christians who work for the government can't pray with clients.
Brad A. Greenberg
Hope in the Heart of Darkness
With 3.9 million dead and 40,000 raped, Christians work for renewal and healing in Congo's killing fields.
Isaac Phiri
WEBLOG IN PRINT
Latter-day Complaints
Mormons and evangelicals fret over movies, politics, and each other.
Ted Olsen
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