Evangelicals Living Under Putin

EDITORIAL

A Psalm for the Refugee Crisis in America
When our government is wrong, the church responds by doing what is right.
Mark Galli
It nearly goes without saying that the sweeping, ill-planned, and draconian order about refugees, to use the psalmist's words, constitutes a wrong. (I'd like to save the word evil for more egregious acts — e.g., people getting murdered by governments). But even many conservatives are calling Trump's move "wrong." continue reading >>

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The Exchange Missions Sunday: From Homogeneous to a Heterogeneous Unit Principle Church in Minneapolis has members from more than 20 nations. Erik Hyatt

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