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This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Christine Jeske, Racial Justice for the Long Haul: How White Christian Advocates Persevere (and Why) (IVP Academic 2026) Racial Justice for the Long Haul has a very specific audience in mind, one that is likely a minority among Christians, as the author herself seems to acknowledge. Read more…
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CT kicked off 1971 with a startling report from Washington State: Thousands of young people in the Pacific Northwest are forsaking pot to follow Christ. Spokane, Washington, is the latest big city to feel the impact of the movement, which is largely outside the churches. … Scores of young Bible-toting hip and straight types … Read more…
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I am 9 years old, and I have just quit ballet classes because it’s become painfully apparent that I don’t have the basic sense of rhythm the other girls do. But it’s also the 2008 Olympics, and Shawn Johnson is flipping her 4-foot-11-inch self over the balance beam. I roll up a blanket into a Read more…
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The Church finds itself in a defining moment. Cultural pressure, political division, and long-standing denominational differences have too often pulled believers apart, obscuring the unity Christ calls us to embody. Yet across the Church, many are yearning for something better—a community shaped by conviction and compassion, where differences are engaged with honesty and love rather Read more…
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On the evening of January 17, dozens of people gathered outside Zona 7 detention center in Caracas, Venezuela. Holding candles and signs calling for the release of political prisoners, they joined pastor Luis Méndez in prayer: “We cry out for freedom for innocent political prisoners. Let the prison gates be opened throughout this country, in Read more…
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