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The Forgotten Christians of Lebanon
Once free and equal, Lebanon's Christians now struggle against tremendous odds in a country dominated by Syrian politics and an increasingly Islamized culture.
Habib C. Malik
The People's Church
The global evangelical upsurge and its political consequences.
David Martin
On the Road with Christianity
A conversation with missiologist Andrew Walls.
Interview by Donald A. Yerxa
Letters
Relief Groups Struggle to Aid Churches
by Kirk Albrecht in Amman, Jordan
The Island of Too Many Churches
Jamaica's fractured fellowship is on the mend.
Ted Olsen in Kingston, Jamaica
Christian Groups Labeled 'Cultic'
By Jody Veenker.
Taming the Reformation
What the Lutheran-Catholic Justification Declaration really accomplished—and what it did not.
by Douglas A. Sweeney
Briefs: The World
CT Classic: The Suffering Church
Increasingly, Christians are harassed, arrested, interrogated, imprisoned, fined, or killed because of their religious beliefs and practices
Kim A. Lawton
Let's Dance
Bryan D. Spinks
Reformed, Reforming
Michael S. Horton
Weblog: Alleged Mastermind Behind Attacks on Pakistani Christians Nabbed
"Bush says maybe to marriage amendment, and maybe says something about God and Iraq. Also many other links to religion news from online sources around the world"
Ted Olsen
Weblog: Buzz Says Anglican Primates Won't Expel Episcopal Church USA
"John Paul II celebrates 25 years as Pope, and many other stories from online sources around the world"
Ted Olsen
Weblog: Are Anglicans Getting a Pope?
"The continuing tempest over Lt. Gen. Boykin, there's no underground church in China, and many other stories from online sources around the world"
Ted Olsen
Weblog: Presbyterian Church of America Shoots for the Hip
Plus: More on Dean on religion, Clark on abortion, Jack Kelley admits he was forced to quit USA Today, and other stories from online articles around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
Global Praise Event Draws 12 Million Believers
Staff reports with News Network International
China's Religious Freedom Crackdown Extends to Foreigners
It is against the law for visitors to teach the Bible in China's house churches.
By Alex Buchan
Churches Hope to Reunite India's Legacy of the Apostle Thomas
St. Thomas Christians similar, despite being Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Protestant.
By Anto Akkara in Kottayam, India
Loving an Urbanized World
Ray Bakke
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