Opinion
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.
Analysis: Mega-Stardom Muddling Faith of Christian Pop Stars
Over the past several months, the faith of some female celebrities in the secular music scene has become more of an issue for their friends, family, and the media.
Captain Jesus and the Pirates of the Resurrection
Yarrrgh! Unless ye be scurvy scum or lily-livered landlubbers, ye be knowin' about ye newest film about the Pirates ... what we be calling At World's End!
A Wind of Change at Pentecost?
With church membership declining across the denominations, one could be forgiven for thinking there was no hope for Christianity in the face of Britain's increasingly phlegmatic view of religion.
Rick Warren: Following Jesus' Model for Ministry
We hang on to a lot of models in ministry - our pastor growing up, a Christian leader we respect, and sometimes our own parents, for example.
Archbishop of York, John Sentamu: Calling for the Release of Alan Johnston
Standing among you all, I feel like the youngest, the put upon and the most inexperienced lion in Daniel's den of lions!
Message From The Presidents of the WCC at Pentecost 2007
The Feast of Pentecost reminds us that there is a new dispensation of the Grace of God, renewing the Old Covenant. This new law is also granted through a marvellous experience, an impressive rush of wind and fire, which is granted not just for one people in particular but for all people in all times so that all tongues can speak of the wonders of God.
Head of Evangelical Alliance: Keep the Faith Mr Brown
"It's what you do that matters rather than what you say," said Gordon Brown in an interview with the Guardian last month.
Archbishop of Canterbury Pays Tribute to Prime Minister
Archbishop of Canterbury pays tribute to the Prime Minister as he announces that he will be standing down in June.
Archbishop of York on Prime Minister's Announced Departure
The Archbishop of York has issued a statement following the announcement from Prime Minister Tony Blair that he will leave office on 27 June.
Why Christians Should Vote
It's election time in England, Scotland and Wales this week and for Christians it is a time to take up our responsibility and ensure that the people elected into power best reflect God's commands to love and serve all people, and to care for the vulnerable.
Interview: Moderator of the Free Churches, Commissioner Betty Matear
The Salvation Army's Commissioner Betty Matear shares her hopes and fears with Christian Today as she takes up her new role as Moderator of the Free Churches.