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Franklin Graham calls for boycott of Target after bathroom incident

Evangelist Franklin Graham is calling for a boycott of Target, blaming a recent incident in one of its stores on the retailer’s two-year-old policy allowing transgender shoppers and workers to use the restroom of their choice rather than the one…

Martin Luther King Jr. called me to preach

I wept because I knew where this kind of religion led Jesus and where it led Clarence Jordan, and where it led Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and where, in the fullness of time, it might lead me.

Inside the White House Bible Study group

“Of all the Bible studies I’ve written on policy, Trump’s enacting everything I’ve written,” says Ralph Drollinger, leader of the first Cabinet-level Bible study for “at least 100 years.”

At ‘Red Letter Revival,’ leaders give voice to evangelicals on the margins

In Lynchburg they aimed to fellowship, and to reaffirm their values — but also to serve as a thorn in the side of those who promote a conservative brand of their faith that has aligned itself with President Trump.

Christian women in the U.S. are more religious than their male counterparts

Seventy-two percent of U.S. Christian women say religion is “very important” in their lives, compared with 62 percent of the country’s Christian men.

When it comes to funding public education, don’t eat your seed corn

Too many states in our union, and even our nation itself, have cut funding for public education to the point of instability. This is neither wise nor fiscally conservative. It is, instead, selfish. There is a difference between fiscal conservativism and selfishness, by the way.

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More milk, more money

For Gazmend Muharemi and his partners, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship field personnel Alicia and Jeff Lee, however, money generated by cow banking means renewal — not for their own pocketbooks — but for the community they love.

Decades of life with the ‘Lost Boys’ from South Sudan: Charlotte church loves their neighbors as themselves

Martha Kearse knew the young men were out of their element as soon as she saw them milling in bewilderment at the grocery store’s vast array of options. Very tall, very thin and very confused, they stood out like flies in a glass of milk. Kearse suspected they were some of the Lost Boys of South Sudan that she’d seen featured on the TV news magazine 60 Minutes.

Theologizing with Larkin Poe, 10 years after Reskinned

Ministry leader with tall tales wins GOP bid for Colorado governor

What Willy Rice once knew

What I learned July 5 at church

Franklin Graham calls for boycott of Target after bathroom incident

Martin Luther King Jr. called me to preach

Inside the White House Bible Study group

At ‘Red Letter Revival,’ leaders give voice to evangelicals on the margins

Christian women in the U.S. are more religious than their male counterparts

When it comes to funding public education, don’t eat your seed corn

Decades of life with the ‘Lost Boys’ from South Sudan: Charlotte church loves their neighbors as themselves

‘Lynchburg Revival’ activists warn of rising Christian nationalism

How the Christian movie series ‘God’s Not Dead’ fails to be Christian

Offering prayer, Christian activist threatened with jail

Killing Jesus and killing MLK

After US Aid Cuts, the Sick Wonder Who Will Visit Them

Inside a Christian mother’s fight against ICE activity in Chicagocu

Why removing a distinct religious code for Native American military service members will make their needs invisible

The Denomination That’s Half Evangelical, Half Black Protestant — And somehow holding together

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Theologizing with Larkin Poe, 10 years after Reskinned

Ministry leader with tall tales wins GOP bid for Colorado governor

What Willy Rice once knew

What I learned July 5 at church

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