Volume 46, Number 2

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"Recent comments on religion and politics, self-defense for clergy, and atheists in Sunday School"
Ted Olsen

"Now that Napster is all but dead, Christian music companies are the first to try its model for profit"
Ted Olsen

"Freedom Gold has not yet mined much in Liberia, but it is already producing critical media attention for its founder."
Chuck Fager

"The District of Columbia Baptist Convention may lose $475,000 in annual support because of differences with the North American Mission Board"
Ken Walker

"In churches where missions is a program, it is the first thing cut in hard times"
Christianity Today Editorial

Zambia is missionary David Livingstone's greatest legacy. But this Christian nation isn't always heaven on earth
Ted Olsen

"Terrorism, drug wars, and international politics are just a few of the challenges confronting today's mission pilots"
Wendy Murray Zoba

"As aid workers in Afghanistan went from defendants under draconian law to hostages in a war, their loved ones at home also underwent a trial"
Jeff M. Sellers

"As we grow in knowledge of ourselves, God's grace allows us to resist habitual sin and grow in self-control"
Frederica Mathewes-Green

"Despite an embarrassing scandal and widespread irritation with his methods, Jesse Jackson continues to be an influential voice in the church. Should evangelicals listen?"
Edward Gilbreath

Many discussions about openness theology assume that human freedom and divine freedom are pretty much the same thing. They're not
Geoffrey Bromiley

"Cloud Ten moves beyond end-times fare, and The Count of Monte Cristo brings swashbuckling into a new millennium"
Douglas LeBlanc