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Syrian Christians Brave Insecurity to Stay Behind and Help

Preemptive Love’s Jeremy Courtney says despite the Turkey deal, “This crisis shows no sign of letting up, and we can’t either.” Though most of the fighting has stopped for now, Turkey’s incursion on Kurdish-controlled northern Syria has left another humanitarian crisis in its wake. Local churches as well as Christian organizations like Open Doors and […]

Jayson Casper

Global Outreach Opportunity: Ministry Among International Students

A critical part of the broader diaspora movement of people is international students among us. This summer, 300 people gathered in downtown Toronto to be part of a conference on international student ministry, commonly referred to by practitioners as ISM. The event, GLOBAL CAMPUS: Babel or Pentecost, was one of the two largest and broadest […]

Beau Miller

You Can Make A Difference and Change the Trend with Young Adults

There are ways we can help twenty-somethings find their place in their faith community. In part because of Pew Research findings about “the rise of the nones” and what is happening as many western nations move into a pluralistic and post-Christian era, it is easy for people to begin thinking there is little they can […]

Mary Lederleitner

Algeria Forces Christians Out of the Country’s Largest Churches

The North African faithful are holding sit-ins and prayer rallies to protest a government campaign that’s shut down a third of Protestant congregations. The Algerian government shut down three churches this week, including the two biggest congregations in the North African country. Authorities forced Christians from their buildings and arrested some who continued to protest […]

Kate Shellnutt

National Association of Evangelicals’ New President Hopes to Bring Together a Movement in Crisis

Walter Kim, PCA pastor and former Park Street Church minister, becomes the first leader of color at the helm of the 77-year-old organization. As the evangelical label becomes more contentious and political polarization challenges the future of the movement, the namesake organization for evangelical Christians in the US has appointed a new leader. Walter Kim, […]

Kate Shellnutt

One-on-One with Joel Dillon on Serving Families Raising Children with Disabilities

“Families raising children with intellectual disabilities are an unreached people group.” Ed: What is Jill’s House? Joel: Jill’s House is a Christian non-profit that loves and serves families raising children with intellectual disabilities. We do this through short-term, overnight respite care as well as holistic family support services. Several times throughout the year, parents send […]

Ed Stetzer

The Puritans Had Two Shots at Building a Godly Society

In both England and America, their political experiments collapsed. But they left behind a spiritual legacy that still inspires. How are evangelically minded Christians supposed to think about their place in society? Are they to keep their religion and politics to themselves, or should they seek to transform the structures of the world through an […]

Robert W. Caldwell III

Why Minority Churches Matter in the Multiethnic Church Discussion

Minority churches can't be decimated in the name of building multiethnic churches. When you say, “majority culture church” where I live, that means predominantly white—a majority white/Anglo/Caucasian cultural context. In that context, many churches are (rightly) trying to be more multicultural. A multiethnic church is, usually, the best expression (and picture) of the kingdom of […]

Ed Stetzer

In Tennessee, One Christian College Breaks Enrollment Records, While Another Fights Declines

Bryan College and Trevecca Nazarene University navigate competitive higher ed landscape. Two Christian colleges in the same state, both holding to similar religious commitments, and both trying to recruit similar students, are seeing very different results. Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville just announced record-breaking enrollment figures, while Bryan College in Dayton has been struggling to […]

Liam Adams

The Early Church Thrived Amid Secularism and Shows How We Can, Too

The pre-Christendom church managed to avoid both isolationism and accommodationism. Their model gives us a map for post-Christendom challenges. I attended seminary in the 1970s. I had to take several classes in the history of Christianity, though in those days it was called “church history.” My professor taught the course largely as a history of […]

Gerald L. Sittser

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