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- Barely Anyone Reads the Bible in Germany. So Why Are Luther Bibles Selling So Well?A revised edition of Reformer’s translation ranked among 2022 bestsellers.Ken Chitwood in Eisenach, Germany|
- European Evangelicals Organize Against AbuseFrom curriculum to call lines, churches focus on safety and prevention.Ken Chitwood in Germany|Français
- Speaking for Evangelicals at the UN, Gaetan Roy Seeks to ServeThe new representative starts each conversation with an unusual question.Ken Chitwood|
- Open Doors Gets Dragged into Germany’s Debate Over Christian PersecutionA far-right party introduced a motion to establish an “International Day Against the Persecution of Christians” and cited the advocacy organization’s data.James Thompson|
- Church Planting After the Fall (of the Berlin Wall)Three generations after East Germany rejected Christianity, group of prayerful believers now see an opportunity.Ken Chitwood in Germany|
- German Bible Translator Introduces Readers to ‘God’s New Reality’Theologian Roland Werner’s modern version Das Buch, now in its third edition, resonates with the unchurched and surprises the faithful.Interview by James Thompson|
- Prayer and Forgiveness Offered at Texas ExecutionAnd other brief news from Christians around the world.Daniel Silliman|
- Migrants to Europe Are Changing ChurchesStudy finds new immigrants in about half of hospitable congregations.Ken Chitwood|
- A Nonconservative’s Plea to Those Leaving Conservative ChurchesRoger Olson sympathizes with liberal leavers, but he draws the line at liberal theology.Fred Sanders|
- Germany’s Nuclear Power Plants Are Closing. But Their Moral Questions Have a Long Half-Life.What is the Christian position on radioactive accidents, technology, and replacing fossil fuels?Ken Chitwood in Germany|español简体中文繁體中文
