Sojourners and Evangelicals for Social Action fight for "health care justice"; other groups urge starting over. Plus, conservatives grow frustrated by libertarians and coddlers of killer whales.

Church leaders and observers weigh in on a current debate.

And, says former Wall Street Journal reporter Roger Thurow, churches have a crucial role to play.

A 28-year-old missionary was reportedly inspired by the martyrdom of Robert Jermain Thomas.

Conservatives sign a statement on their shared values; plus, the American Family Association raises eyebrows over its discussion of Muslim soldiers, capital punishment, and Pepsi.

Eve Nunez speaks up for children who cannot speak for themselves.

Charting the world's worst persecutors.

Groups fear impact of Obama administration's PEPFAR stance.

Why we should consider correcting disabilities.

Pro-life groups cheer for surprisingly subtle Focus on the Family Superbowl ad. Plus, talk about Haiti's foreign debt, gays in the military, immigration, and recommendations from Planned Parenthood.

Why we shouldn't be too quick to think disabilities need correcting.

Uganda's anti-gay bill is making cross-cultural relations more complex than ever.

Official says first priority should be placing Haitian children with Haitian families.

Ministries protest proposed finance reform.

The debate over antisodomy laws moves from Uganda back to the U.S. Also: Groups debate immigration reform, abstinence education, and Scott Roeder.

To White House Fellow Adam Taylor, the math is simple.

Lessons from Haiti's arrest of American Christians trying to take children out of the country.

The President's first State of the Union address disappointed some conservative advocacy groups who hoped he would strike a bipartisan tone.

Christianity Today's first editor grasped what I as a young theologian failed to understand about church involvement in social justice.