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- An Alternative to the Bonhoeffer OptionChristians today can learn from WWII-era theologian K.H. Miskotte about resisting without resorting to political violence.Jared Stacy|español
- Bavinck Warned that Without Christianity, Racism and Nationalism ThriveThe Dutch theologian argued the biblical worldview is fundamentally incompatible with ethnocentrism.N. Gray Sutanto|españolPortuguêsFrançaisрусскийУкраїнська
- How Japanese American Pastors Prepared Their Flocks For InternmentSermons preached the Sunday before they were sent off exhorted suffering Christians to find their hope in Jesus and to continue to gather together.Tom Sugimura|
- Canada Incarcerated Her Japanese Neighbors, So She Moved with ThemSunday school teacher Margaret Ridgway's wartime ministry had a significant impact on the next generation of missionaries and pastors.Nori Kanashiro and Isabel Ong|
- How One Family’s Faith Survived Three Generations in the PulpitWith a front-row seat to their parents’ failures and burnout, a long line of pastor’s kids still went into ministry. Why?Sophia Lee|
- National Tragedies Still Call Forth Sermons. But Their Tone Has Changed.A new history argues that Protestant ministers have traded prophetic introspection for triumphalist civil religion.Keith Bates|简体中文繁體中文
- Died: Stuart King, a Pilot Who Survived D-Day to Help Found Mission Aviation FellowshipHow could aircraft serve Christian ministries and humanitarian missions? The Brit was part of a cohort of aviation enthusiasts devoted to finding out.Morgan Lee|
- How Corrie ten Boom’s ‘The Hiding Place’ Earned Its Place in the Evangelical CanonStan Guthrie pairs an edifying biography of an evangelical icon with the inside story of her international bestseller.Nathan A. Finn|
- America Needed Spies During World War II. Many Missionaries Were Ready and Willing.They regretted some of what they were asked to do, but they thought defending democracy was worth it.Andrew Preston|
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