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Lack of funding and liability concerns have stalled abuse reform efforts.

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Dear publishers and authors,

Each year, Christianity Today honors a set of outstanding books encompassing a variety of subjects and genres. The CT Book Awards will be announced in December at christianitytoday.com. They also will be featured prominently in the January/February 2025 issue of CT and promoted in several CT newsletters. (In addition, publishers will have the opportunity to participate in a marketing promotion organized by CT’s marketing team... Читать дальше...

Effective altruism and longtermism are all the rage these days. How should Christians engage?

Evangelical organizations including Wycliffe, CT, and Lifeway are giving up their buildings and developing new models for remote work.

New worship music offers today’s young believers a wider range of emotions and greater spiritual depth.

The Christian doctor and researcher sees a “moral imperative” in destroying a curable fatal illness. Other countries are on track to erase it, but not the United States.

Church leaders mobilized prayer for parliament and state elections, knowing the question wasn’t whether Hindu nationalists would win but the size of their mandate.

Among the former president’s antagonists and admirers alike, there is a great deal of calling evil good and good evil.

Many white evangelicals don’t trust the felony conviction and still back the former president.

Seven leaders weigh in on the late Ghanaian scholar’s provocative legacy 20 years after his best-known book.