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This summer, the Leaf Institute of Art and Vocation, a nonprofit aimed at integrating art education, vocational formation, and the Christian faith, opened its doors in Greenville, South Carolina. Located in the growing arts district of this mid-sized Southern town,

(World Watch Monitor) — Leah Sharibu, the Christian teenager abducted by an Islamist group in February, has asked Nigeria’s president to intervene and help facilitate her release. In a 35 seconds-long audio recording, obtained by Ahmad Salkida for the Nigerian

Almost a year ago, we announced the launch of our new M.A. in Humanitarian & Disaster Leadershipat Wheaton College Graduate School, and this month we were able to welcome our first cohort of students on campus. The goal of this

Russell Moore: Family Life Isn’t Just Humbling—It’s Humiliating | Christianity Today Matt Reynolds 1 162 08/28/2018 Unlock This Article for a FriendTo unlock this article for

(World Watch Monitor) — Amnesty International (AI) has launched an Urgent Action calling for the release of four Iranians sentenced to a combined total of 45 years in prison “solely for practicing their Christian faith.” Its report calls for urgent

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Where there may be room for GMOs and other modern agriculture in the New Jerusalem. Ross Smith grew up knowing he would farm. Born to a fifth-generation farmer in northern Indiana, Smith in his younger years worked alongside his dad

The Maker of the Maker of Middle-earth | Christianity Today Gina Dalfonzo 1 162 08/22/2018 Unlock This Article for a FriendTo unlock this article for your

People today are often extremely busy, including me. We have countless things going on at work, at home, even at church. With so many demands on our lives and limited time available to satisfy them all, small groups can easily

Who Is My Digital Neighbor? | Christianity Today Caleb Lindgren 1 162 08/20/2018 Unlock This Article for a FriendTo unlock this article for your friends, use