Contract Concern: USAID Policy on Hiring Alarms Charities Groups concerned religious liberty fear they could be challenged in the future. April issue.
Archive for the ‘Christianity Today’ Category
As USCIRF Faces Possible Closure, Funding Divides Religious Freedom Experts The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom is preparing to shut down. January issue.
Leaving Rwanda: Breakaway Anglicans Break Away Again Dispute between African bishops and Anglican Mission in the Americas prompts U.S. leadership to leave body. Web exclusive published Dec. 7. • Out of Africa: What AMIA’s Exodus from Rwanda Portends for Global Christianity Break underscores the difficulty of shifting denominational power across cultures and continents. Web exclusive published [...]
Interpretation Sparks a Grave Theology Debate Apologist’s questioning of Matthew 27 creates theological war of words. November issue.
Online Boycotts Separate Businesses From Christian Groups Petitions effective, but not by numbers. October issue.
Sex, Money … Pride? Why Pastors Are Stepping Down What’s causing some well-known leaders like C. J. Mahaney (and John Piper before him) to step aside is not what you might think. Web exclusive published July 14.
Should the Marriage Battleground Shift to Religious Freedom? After New York vote on same-sex marriage, conscience questions draw more emphasis. Web exclusive published July 1.
Renewal Groups Strategize after the PC(USA) Drops Celibacy Clause for Gay Clergy Churches discuss future paths since the votes came in for the Presbyterian Church(USA) to open the door to ordaining non-celibate homosexuals. July issue.
States’ License to Pill Increases Conflicts Rise in state licenses prompts conscience clashes. June issue.
Bricks and Moratoriums: Zoning Out Churches Economy impacts churches’ battles to build. March issue.
