Opinion
The Dawkins Delusion
"I do not, by nature, thrive on confrontation," declares Richard Dawkins, the Charles Simonyi Professor of the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University and one of the world's leading skeptics concerning Christianity and belief in God.
Compassionate alternatives to abortion must start with the church
With the 40th anniversary of the passing of the Abortion Act in Parliament this Saturday, the church must tell the world once again that every life is precious in the eyes of God and that abortion is not the only answer to an unplanned pregnancy.
Personal Response from the BWA President to Letter from Muslim Scholars
The President of the Baptist World Alliance, the Rev David Coffey's response to the letter from Muslim scholars and leaders declaring the common ground between Islam and Christianity.
Open letter from Cardinals of England, Wales & Scotland on abortion
Open Letter on the occasion of the 40th Anniversary of the 1967 Abortion Act from the Presidents of the Catholic Bishops' Conferences of Scotland and England and Wales.
Thank God for football
World Emergency Relief's Alex Haxton on how football is being used to change lives in some of the most deprived areas of South Africa.
Joel Edwards on the Micah Challenge to halve extreme global poverty
Rev Joel Edwards, General Director of the UK Evangelical Alliance, was in Washington DC last week where he took part in a key meeting between the Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-Moon, and leading evangelicals from around the world to solidify joint efforts in halving extreme global poverty.
Greg Stier: Why I Didn't Like Evan Almighty
As I type these words, I'm watching Evan Almighty on a plane trip from Denver to Charlotte. I really don't like this movie. Not only is it pretty low on the laugh-o-meter (unless you find animal poop jokes hilarious), but it's got some pretty lame, even dangerous, theology.
Christian ministry to abused women in Costa Rica
The women arrive one by one. Most have at least one, perhaps several children with them.
Rick Warren: God is looking for holy people to use
God is looking for people he can use - those he can bless and honor in great ways. And he's looking to use people who want to be holy.
Evangelical Fellowship of Asia: Stop Violent Repression of Burma's Peaceful Protestors
The Evangelical Fellowship of Asia condemns violence in Burma.
As Christians, we can't ignore those who desperately need help
Helping people in places the world just wants to forget.
Are Churches replacing theology with ecology?
Are too many churches these days more concerned about saving the earth than saving souls? A British sociologist and a prominent American theologian are among those who might say so.
Interview: Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali on the persecution of Christians
The Rt Rev Michael Nazir-Ali speaks to Christian Today about the persecuted Church, Islam and some of the challenges facing Christians in the UK.
Interview: Dr. Ralph D. Winter on Frontier Missions in India
Dr. Ralph D. Winter, one of the founders of the ISFM and the U.S. Center for World Mission, who has been noted by Time Magazine as one of America's top 25 evangelicals, speaks to our correspondent.
Salvation Army leader on poverty at Conservative Party Conference fringe
The Salvation Army Commissioner Betty Matear tells Christians to "provide hope for the hopeless".
You can't please all the people all the time
World Emergency Relief's Alex Haxton talks about the difficult task of keeping donors happy.