Evangelicals, Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses on Church Involvement

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A History of Faith and Flatulence
Terry Lindvall leads a tour of irreverent poems, bathroom jokes, and other running gags of religious satire.
Wesley Hill
If your Facebook feed is anything like mine, you know nothing unites your friends (aside from political debate and celebrity gossip) like a juicy link from The Onion, America's most popular satirical news site. Because I have so many Christian friends, Onion articles that touch on religious themes tend to garner the most "likes" in my feed. A couple of years ago, when a story appeared with the headline "Christ Reluctantly Enters Area Man's Heart," it dominated... continue reading >>

News Evangelicals Lag Behind Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses on Church Involvement Pew ranks 22 denominations by attendance and membership. Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

Her.meneutics Why It's So Hard to Resist Grieving on Social Media We'd rather care imperfectly than appear like we don't care at all. Morgan Lee

Reviews My Top 5 Works of Religious Satire From Screwtape to Swift, Terry Lindvall recommends books that tickle the funny bone—and prick the conscience. Terry Lindvall

The Exchange Border Crossing: Lessons in Generosity from the Believing Poor How can your family, and your church, be more generous this holiday season? Elizabeth Drury

The Exchange Announcing the 2016 GC2 Summit: The Global Refugee Crisis and the Christian Response Since refugees are being treated like the new Ebola, how do we respond carefully and calmly? Ed Stetzer

Views A Church Welcome for the Tired, the Poor How the refugee crisis makes for a beautiful gospel witness. Mark Galli

Her.meneutics What Refugees in Your Neighborhood Need from You The mission field is arriving in the United States. Heather Evans, guest writer

The Exchange 20 Truths from Defying Normal by Skip Heitzig What does it look like to "defy normal" and live for Jesus? Good words from Skip Heitzig. Ed Stetzer

News Christians Debate State Bans on Syrian Refugees after Paris Attacks World Relief disagrees with half of US governors and Franklin Graham. Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra