Opinion
Christian Aid: Tony Blair's Patchwork Legacy
As British Prime Minister Tony Blair prepares to stand down, Christian Aid applauds his achievements but expresses disappointment at a job half done.
INNOCENT: The Word That Gave Me Back My Life
Reade Seligman, the falsely accused member of the Duke lacrosse team, testified at the hearing investigating the actions of rogue prosecutor, Mike Nifong. Mr. Nifong was later rightfully disbarred for his utter disregard of the facts of this case that clearly pointed to the player's innocence as his judgment had become clouded by political self interest.
Churches Must Speak More Strongly on Migrant Rights
Churches around the world are concerned about the fate of migrants fleeing from poverty or violence in their home countries.
Catholic Archbishop of Liverpool Sends Letter of Prayerful Support to Christians in Gaza
The Most Rev Patrick Kelly, Archbishop of Liverpool, has today sent a letter expressing prayerful support to Fr Manuel Musallam, parish priest in Gaza, and the Christian community in the region.
Interview: Head of Lausanne Committee for World Evangelisation
Christian Today interviews the head of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelisation to find out more about the next major mission congress, Lausanne III: Cape Town 2010, and the shape of world mission today.
International Copyright Part II: from a "Dead Composer"
I'm dead. Not spiritually, but physically. At least this is what a Christian record company told an artist wanting to contact the other writer and myself to get permission to use our song "Without Love... We Have Nothing."
Christian Aid Looks Back at Historical Week
During this year's Christian Aid Week, 300,000 people put their commitment, talents and energy to work in a spectacular variety of ways to raise money and awareness for Christian Aid.
Teenagers in Crisis?
Young people need new role models and a new definition of a positive lifestyle.
Billy Graham Shares Burial Wishes
World renowned evangelist Billy Graham has released a statement outlining his burial wishes.
World Evangelical Alliance International Director on Poverty and G8
Head of the World Evangelical Alliance speaks to Christian Today on the work of the social justice work of the WEA and the outcomes of G8.
Yes, Paris, God Has Given You a New Chance
During a call with Barbara Walters, Paris Hilton said, "I used to act dumb. It was an act. I am 26 years old, and that act is no longer cute," according to an account posted by Walters on ABC's Web site. After an awakening that being placed in jail has brought about, Hilton goes on to say, "Now, I would like to make a difference. ... God has given me this new chance."
Interview: Head of the European Evangelical Alliance
Head of the European Evangelical Alliance shares his vision for the future and his thoughts on where Evangelicals are at in Europe right now.
Rick Warren: Dealing with Difficult People
When asked what he considered the most valuable skill in employees, John D. Rockefeller once replied, "The ability to get along with people!"
Dr Bonjour Bay: Studies on the Inter-Denomination Dialogue Part 1.4
Part 1 - Charismatic Renewal and Its Inter-Denominational Dialogue
1.4 - Studies on the Inter-Denomination Dialogue
WEA Religious Liberty Commission on Turkey, Europe & the Challenge of Islam
Christian Today speaks to Johan Candelin, the head of the World Evangelical Alliance's Religious Liberty Commission, on Turkey, Europe and the challenge of Islam.
James M. Stevens: The Worst and the Best Music We Ever Sang
Welcome Days at our college is always an exciting day when high school students from around the country spend a few days with us to get a taste of what they might expect if they join us as students. There are many special activities, music, games and events that make for a great time for all! Prospective students even get to spend the night in the dorm rooms with current students.