A New Road to Biblical Literacy
Following this path, I preached through the entire Bible in one year.
by Bob Bolender

Gospel Gem
How a dying jewelry tycoon shares the pearl of great price with Panama's elite
By James A. Beverley

Christian History Corner: The Habits of Highly Effective Bible Readers
What we can learn from the church fathers that will enrich our own Bible study
Christopher A. Hall

God and the Water Slide
"Christian camping is bigger than ever, but some rituals never change"
Randall Balmer

Screening Children's Workers
James F. Cobble, Jr.

No National Screening System, Yet

Christianity Today News Briefs
Booting the Salvation Army, falling giving, and suing for rights.
By CT staff

Best Christian Places to Work: What Burnout?
The Coalition for Christian Outreach takes seriously its responsibility to care for employees
Helen Lee

Go Figure
The majority of Americans say September 11 proved there's too little religion
Ted Olsen

Best Christian Places to Work: What Burnout?
The Coalition for Christian Outreach takes seriously its responsibility to care for employees
Helen Lee

Noble Masculinity
An Interview with Robert Lewis

Reclaiming the Urban Family
by Willie Richardson

Soul Health
You can't be fruitful if you neglect the Source.
By Mindy Caliguire

Authentic Fellowship
How do we learn the deep 'one another' community of Scripture without being in close proximity?
Karen Shepard

Good & Evil in Middle-earth
The characters are mythic, but the epic sweeps across a Christian moral landscape.
Ralph C. Wood

Best Christian Places to Work: What Burnout?
The Coalition for Christian Outreach takes seriously its responsibility to care for employees
Helen Lee

Always in Parables: Rekindling Old Fires
We can resist technology's chilling effects on how we spend time together
Andy Crouch

Koreans Plan Historic Easter Prayer for Christian Unity
"Taking advantage of calendar anomaly, Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox will celebrate together"
Min Sungsik

Going Native
Settling for my way tempts pomos, boomers, in fact, every age group. And it's deadly.
Alex McManus

Connecting the Generations
by Drew Zahn

Rubbing Out the Singles Pastor
by Chris Seay

More Internet Ideas that Work
How are you connecting with your church and community in cyberspace?

Noble Masculinity
An Interview with Robert Lewis

Reaching the Disconnected Male
Patrick Morley

Rescuing the Search
Mark Lauterbach

Currents Shaping My Church: Candid-dating on Video
Before making a date with a prospective ministry staffer, swap videos.
David Riemenschneider

A Graceful Goodbye
Steve Moore

Would a Christian Bachelorette Be Different?
A panel of Christian singles discusses the proliferation of reality dating shows and the turn from seeking one-night stands to seeking spouses

Single…with Children
by Barbara Schiller

Lord of the Ring-less
by Chris Seay, Kimberly Hartke, Harold Ivan Smith

Single…with Children
by Barbara Schiller

Lord of the Ring-less
by Chris Seay, Kimberly Hartke, Harold Ivan Smith

Rubbing Out the Singles Pastor
by Chris Seay

The Dick Staub Interview: Pursuing God and Community
A self-described nerd says pursuing God and community is possible through commitment

Authentic Fellowship
How do we learn the deep 'one another' community of Scripture without being in close proximity?
Karen Shepard

Finding God in Small Groups
Tom Albin's doctoral research reveals why the Wesley's system worked so well
Tim Stafford

Go Figure
Americans continue to give to religious groups following September 11
Ted Olsen

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Weblog: Catholic Diocese Supports Maine Gay Rights Referendum
Recent media reports from around the world about Christians and Christianity

New York's New Hope
From inner-city gardens, to fine-art exhibitions, to political activism, street-smart churches are changing the culture of America's largest and most dynamic city.
By Tony Carnes

Christian History Corner: From Beer to Bibles to VBS
How America got its favorite summer tradition
Steven Gertz

From the Editor
Marshall Shelley

Vacation Bible School Wars
Critics say SBC curriculum about Asia is 'racially offensive.'
By Ken Walker

Christian History Corner: From Beer to Bibles to VBS
How America got its favorite summer tradition
Steven Gertz

Ideas that Work

Letters

Whatever Happened to Methodism?
Evangelicalism flourishes. But can it overcome the inner contradictions brought about by its success?
David Martin

Some Day: Empty Windows
While 10,000 evangelists take the day off in Amsterdam, local ministries continue their long, personal mission.
By Ted Olsen in Amsterdam

Worldview Boot Camp
Evangelical young people need training in the truth about truth.
By Charles Colson with Anne Morse

Have I Become Useless?
What does a man my age have to offer the trend-setting generation?
By Ben Patterson

Godly Chutzpah
"Mike Yaconelli took risks, and tens of thousands of evangelicals loved him for it."
Ben Patterson