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The case against the ex-publisher of the Christian Post and the affiliated Christian Media Group has expanded to an alleged $35 million money laundering scheme involving a California-based Bible college. The Manhattan District Attorney’s office on Thursday charged Olivet University

Ed: We are living in challenging times. The church’s influence is fading. We are struggling to find answers to hard questions. What’s your take on the health of the church, especially as it relates to our witness? Sherry: There is

No Cheeks Left to Turn: The Double Persecution of Africa’s Largest Church | Christianity Today Unlock This Article for a FriendTo unlock this article for your friends, use any of the social share

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Love and marriage is a topic that always seems to be trending. Many people, particulary when they are young, look forward idealistically towards marriage, as if their partner will complete them and fulfill them in fairytale-like ways. I love being

The U.S. Lausanne Committee, also known as the Mission America Coalition (MAC), recently concluded its annual national gathering in Dallas, Texas. During the gathering, President/CEO Nick Hall announced MAC’s new name as The Table Coalition. But why “table”? The Table

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This past weekend’s national conference of the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA) was entitled “Rooted,” but it left some attendees feeling the opposite—confused, torn, and disconnected—amid allegations of hostile conduct surrounding the urban ministry’s top leadership. The concerns, which centered