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Why Reinhold Niebuhr Still Haunts American Politics
The Christian political theologian continues to inspire—and confound—those on the right and the left.
CT Editors |
News
Trump’s Revised Refugee Ban Won’t Prioritize Persecuted Christians
White House softens executive order; Andy Stanley joins evangelical leaders urging compassion.
Kate Shellnutt|
Under Discussion
Should America’s Refugee Policy Put Persecuted Christians First?
Four Christian experts offer their take on Trump’s controversial plan.
David Curry, Nina Shea, Matthew Soerens, and Jeremy Courtney|
News
What Arab Church Leaders Think of Trump Prioritizing Persecuted Christian Refugees
Middle East believers appreciate the sentiment of the new president’s executive order. But not its strategy.
Jayson Casper in Cairo|
News
Who's Ministering in Mosul? Persecuted Christians from Burma
As ISIS flees, some of the first frontline Christians already know how to follow Jesus in a war zone.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
CT Pastors
Planting an Immigrant Church in America's Whitest City
Meet the retiree-turned-pastor who's creating a home for Portland's Arabic Christians.
D. L. Mayfield|
Book Review
Genocide Up Close and Personal
Journalist Mindy Belz gives a brave firsthand account of persecution in the Middle East.
Nina Shea|
News
John Kerry: ISIS Is Responsible for Genocide Against Christians
(UPDATED) Days after unanimous House vote, Secretary of State finally agrees with international religious freedom advocates.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Cover Story
Hope on the Refugee Highway: A Special Report on Christians in Iraq and Greece
CT visited eight refugee camps to learn how Christians on the front lines would advise American churches to engage the refugee crisis.
Jeremy Weber, in Erbil and Athens|
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Christian TV Helps ISIS Survivors
As Myriam, the girl who forgave ISIS, returns to school, Arabic broadcaster finds 'unconventional' way to bring education to other refugees.
Jayson Casper in Cairo|
The 10 Most-Read Stories of the Persecuted Church
China removes 400 crosses, the US deports Iraqi Christians, and ISIS beheads dozens.
Joshua Wood|
Refugees on the Roma Road
In Europe, Christian ‘gypsies’ best understand those fleeing Syria and Iraq.
Melody J. Wachsmuth in Osijek, Croatia|
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Ponder Christian Soldiers
What Jesus Said to Me After the Suicide Bombing
Our Savior knows what it's like to have people want to take your life.
Terry Cobban|
News
Yes, the US Is Deporting Iraqi Christians. Here's Why.
Would-be asylum seekers admit lying to Homeland Security.
Bob Smietana|
From Her.meneutics
Persecuted, Abused, Displaced: The Christian Women Who Somehow Still Stand Strong
A religious freedom advocate looks at the factors that keep faith communities resilient in conflict.
Kristen Lundquist, guest writer |
News
Dozens of Assyrian Christians Kidnapped or Detained By ISIS
In May, ISIS demanded $23 million in ransom for previous group of captives.
Bob Smietana|
Cover Story
Formed by War
Combat wounds the soul, but the gospel offers hope.
Annalaura Montgomery Chuang|
News
Onward 'Christian Soldiers': First American Volunteer Dies Fighting ISIS
Some of the foreign fighters flocking to Iraq and Syria are taking the side of persecuted Christians.
Ruth C. Moon|
Speaking Out
The Last Gasp of the Cradle Christians?
The American church has a key role in rescuing, restoring, and returning Christians and other religious minorities who have fled ISIS.
Chris Seiple|
From Her.meneutics
Why Boko Haram and ISIS Target Women
The oldest way to spread a religion is not to evangelize people; it’s to create new ones.
Katelyn Beaty|

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