Tangled in the Worst of the Web What Internet porn did to one pastor, his wife, his ministry, their life Christine J. Gardner | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Resources for the Ensnared Christ-centered help for those struggling with Internet pornography and sexual addiction. posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Bahamas: 'Left in the Cracks' Despite tourism boom, churches in Bahamas find no shortage of people in need. posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Russia: Salvation Army Rejected Without official recognition, ministry and the elderly suffer. Beverly Nickles in Moscow | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Russia: Most Religious Groups Achieve Reregistration Russia registers more than 9,000 religious organizations, but number is only 60 percent of religious groups in 1990s. Beverly Nickles | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Afghanistan: Taliban Threatens Converts Afghanistan's Islamic army also says it will kill any non-Muslim seeking converts. Barbara G. Baker | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Small Beneath the Firmament For my father-in-law, his place in the order of Creation was no diminishment, but the beginning of wisdom. Walter Wangerin Jr | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
God at Risk A former process theologian says a 30-percent God is not worth worshipping Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Jesus Wept God's love, mercy, passion, compassion, grief, and anger are chiseled down to two words Mark Buchanan & Photos by Adam Buchanan | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
The Chosen People Puzzle When it comes to relating to the Jewish people, should we dialogue, cooperate, or evangelize? Richard J. Mouw | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
The Homeless VIPs 'Third-Culture Kids' may be one of the most neglected, and most influential, unreached people groups DA Fletcher | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Plus: Globalized Alumni International schools, though relatively little known, teach children of some of the future's most influential people. Some alumni: Andy Fletcher | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
Pushing Bush Right Conservatives gear up to lobby for their presidential priorities Sheryl Henderson Blunt | posted 3/05/2001 12:00AM
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