Gospel Gem How a dying jewelry tycoon shares the pearl of great price with Panama's elite
By James A. Beverley | February 1, 2004
Let No Law Put Asunder A constitutional amendment defending marriage is worth the effort.
A Christianity Today Editorial | February 1, 2004
Muslims at Home in America Christians have a part to play in helping Islam adapt to democracy.
A Christianity Today Editorial | February 1, 2004
My Enemy, Myself What brings evangelicals together is also what pulls us apart.
By Telford Work | February 1, 2004
River Deep Mercy Wide A medical journey on the Rio Negro in Brazil's Amazon Basin
Photos and essay by Gary Gnidovic | February 1, 2004
Living by Vows As his wife suffered with Alzheimer's, Robertson McQuilkin said, If I took care of her for 40 years, I would never be out of her debt.
Robertson McQuilkin | February 1, 2004
Muriel's Blessing Despite the toll of his wife's Alzheimer's, a husband marvels at the mystery of love.
By Robertson McQuilkin | February 1, 2004
Why Gay Marriage Would Be Harmful Institutionalizing homosexual marriage would be bad for marriage, bad for children, and bad for society.
By Robert Benne and Gerald McDermott | February 1, 2004
Winning them softly Evangelicals try to reach Mormons with respect - and hard science.
John W. Kennedy | February 1, 2004
As complicated as ABC Condoms and abstinence can both play a role in AIDS prevention.
An interview with Anne Peterson | February 1, 2004
MegaShepherd James Meeks is pastor of one of Chicago's largest churches and state representative of the city's five poorest districts. And that's just part of his ministry.
Bob Smietana | February 1, 2004
At the Crossroads Evangelicals have become major players in American culture, and that may be their biggest problem.
Martin E. Marty | February 1, 2004
While I Was Sleeping Why my husband finally refused to end my life during my two-month coma.
Lindsey O'Connor | February 1, 2004