Perhaps the original predecessor to Toy Story, Winnie the Pooh and his friends are all talking stuffed animals.

Guitarist Phil Keaggy has been recording albums for about 40 years now, most of them for the Christian music industry.

“The glory of God is man fully alive,” Saint Irenaeus famously said.

It’s wrong to deny ex-offenders the right to vote.

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When a U.S. Senate seat becomes available, the lives of divergent Chicago leaders converge.

Is your Christian vocation strong enough to stand firm by your neighbor in any circumstance?

Small, seemingly insignificant acts can change the world.

Trick or Treat?

I am writing to express my disappointment with the article concerning Halloween by Robert Evan VandePolde

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As the Oronsay sets sail for 21 days from Ceylon to England, three pre-teen boys find themselves assigned to the Cat’s

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In recent years you’ve run articles about why young adults leave the Christian Reformed Church for nondenominational churches an

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Lorilee Craker is a prolific nonfiction author and freelance journalist.

Heather Williams offers a rich, contemporary sound on her full-length debut album, This

While searching Word War II newspaper archives, journalism professor Mitchell Zuckoff found an amazing story that few today had ever h

In an age of instant results and quick fixes, the slow, deliberate labor that a practice of devotion requires is increasingly difficul

I enjoy experiencing radically different things. I move regularly. I have friends everywhere. I am not afraid to be a stranger.

A police officer stops an elderly man around 2 a.m. and asks where he’s going at such an hour.

Sherwood Baptist Church, in Albany, Ga., has taken a bold step. They’ve decided to make movies as part of their ministry.

Warrior is being pitched to the faith market for two clichéd reas