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Enslaved for over 20 years, I was on my deathbed in a Thai village, writes Rakthai Sophia Loibl.

Then Jesus brought me back to life and showed me true freedom.
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People across the country rely on local Black churches for help after hurricanes.

New funding from the Lilly Endowment is expected to bolster those services.
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We need apologetics, but what we need more is genuine confidence in the Word we carry, writes @drmoore.
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Christian camps for kids with disabilities must mobilize small armies of volunteers every summer.

Now some must also adapt to new regulations.
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As GLP-1s become widely used for weight loss, Christians are split on whether they’re useful medications or spiritual shortcuts.https://t.co/rNyV5O4J3b

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Bethany Christian will no longer allow LGBTQ parents to foster and adopt.

The move comes amid a broader shift at the largest Christian adoption agency to “reinforce” its Christian identity.
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Younger Americans, even evangelicals, prefer a generic “Christian” label over “Protestant”—but self-identified Protestants have more stable, engaged lives of faith.
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Legislation to improve prenatal well-being stalled in Congress, but Arkansas and Maryland launched new assistance for pregnant women and their babies.
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[Pat Gelsinger @PGelsinger]

Good read from @CTmagazine on the range of Christian responses to Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI.

What I appreciate most is not that everyone agrees. It's that more people are engaging the conversation. Questions about human dignity, formation, work, community and flourishing are no longer theoretical. They are becoming some of the defining questions of the AI era.

The church does not need to have all of the answers, but it does need to be in the conversation.

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Southern Baptists move closer to constitutional ban on women pastors.

Messengers easily passed a measure barring churches with women pastors or those that allow women to preach. The change must pass again next year to become permanent. https://t.co/RLkd5H96Py

[Ryan Burge 📊 @ryanburge]

I've been working with the @WheatonBGC on a poll of Gen Z.

And our first article about the data is out in @CTmagazine this morning.

Guess what? Gen Z doesn't know what the word Protestant means.

They are nearly 3x more likely to ID as a generic Christian.

Article below.

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14 World Cup stars who follow Jesus:
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Marvin Olasky on Graham Platner, Bill Clinton, and Mrs. Jellyby:
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As the Trump administration considers an overhaul of FEMA, Black churches are strengthening their own disaster plans.
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[Cody Benjamin @CodyJBenjamin]

For @CTmagazine, a roundup of World Cup stars who are vocal about God: https://t.co/epfkXcSyrN

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Translating the Bible for 3,800 Notsi people took 39 years.
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[Bonnie Kristian @bonniekristian]

New from me at @CTmagazine, on the huge misunderstanding of conservative evangelical voters undergirding suggestions that they might vote for seminarian James Talarico in Texas (unlocked link): https://t.co/Tq7cxug3jB

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Senate candidate James Talarico’s faith won’t win him many evangelical votes, argues @bonniekristian.

Big political debates—like abortion and transgender issues—don’t go away just because a candidate checks the same religion box on a census form.
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CT’s editor in chief reviews one disappointing history of journalism and two histories that are engaging.
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A new Harvard-World Vision study surveyed 4,600 children worldwide and affirms the importance of family in spiritual formation.
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In Africa, workers are expected to give money to their parents.

Gen Z is pushing back.https://t.co/WjQhkA2rG9