Less aid for AIDS? Groups fear impact of Obama administration’s PEPFAR stance. February issue. Leaders of Christian organizations that fight AIDS in Africa are expressing fears that the U.S. government is slowing its fight against the disease. The Obama administration is shifting its global health emphasis from putting more people on AIDS drugs to combating less-costly diseases. “There seems to be an AIDS funding fatigue … Continue reading Less aid for AIDS?
Orphans on Deck Adoption steps to the front lines of the culture wars. January issue. Adoption is arguably one of the Christian social ministries most central to evangelical theology. It has—to a greater extent than church positions on issues such as abortion and marriage—avoided becoming entangled in politics. Until now. A foster dad’s court challenge to a Florida law banning adoption by gays and lesbians … Continue reading Orphans on deck
Modern-Day Lepers Churches try to balance grace and accountability toward sex offenders. December issue. Continue reading Modern-day lepers
Tullian Tchividjian: Allow Your Critics to Teach You The new pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church talks about the effort to remove him from the pulpit. Sept. 24. Continue reading Tullian Tchividjian: Allow your critics to teach you
No Straight Shot More evangelical therapists move from changing orientation to embracing faith identity for gays. October issue. Continue reading No straight shot
Seminary plants Megachurch pastors offer ministry training based in the local church. September issue. Continue reading Seminary plants
The Workers Are Few Gap exists between what large churches need and what seminaries produce. August issue. Continue reading The workers are few
Less Edgy Conferences Youth Specialties refocuses training events after pushback. July issue. Continue reading Less edgy conferences
Customs Confusion New visa rules trip up traveling religious workers. June issue. Continue reading Customs confusion
