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Where Millions of Christians Don’t Get to Read the Bible
Earlier this year, Wybo Nicolai joined hundreds of Ethiopians at a church more than an hour outside the capital, Addis Ababa. As they sang and heard from Scripture together, only about 25 of the worshipers had their own Bibles. The situation reflects a crisis in Bible access across Africa, as well as in the Middle Read more…
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AI Won’t Get Us to Heaven. But It Might Be There When We Arrive.
“Will there be harps in heaven?” Each year in my capstone course for senior computer science students, I ask them this question. Yes, many reply. But when I ask, “Will there be computers in heaven?” or “How about AI?” students are not so sure. Many, in fact, are convinced that computers will not be present Read more…
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Even After Escaping Boko Haram, Women Wrestle with Trauma
Armed Boko Haram militants kidnapped Murna Yusuf, then in her early 30s, in July 2021 as she rode on a bus from Kukar-Gadu, Yobe State, to Maiduguri, Borno State, in northeastern Nigeria. The terrorists found Yusuf’s worn Bible as they rifled through the passengers’ belongings. “They asked if I was a Christian,” she said. “I Read more…
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Time Is Scarce. It Should Be Sacred.
I never set out to be a church calendar apologist. As a child growing up in diverse denominational settings—old-school Baptist services, Roman Catholic Mass, and storefront African gatherings—I witnessed beauty and vibrancy in each. Still, aside from the high points of Good Friday and Easter, the church year never caught my eye. In my first Read more…
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Amid ICE Raids, Korean American Churches Stay Quiet
When news broke last month that ICE had detained more than 300 Korean nationals at a Hyundai plant near Savannah, Georgia, Christina Shin took a break from posting reviews of beauty products and irreverent slice-of-life videos on TikTok to address the issue of immigration. Shin criticized the raid and the Korean American Christians who used Read more…
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