Gateway Church: Findlay, Ohio

Abba Changes Everything: Why every Christian is called to rescue orphans. [Russell D. Moore]

Whole Earth Evangelism: Creation care is part and parcel of the Great Commission and the Great Commandment. [Scott Sabin]

Focus on the Females: James Dobson explains his ideas for raising daughters, and life after Focus. [interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey]

Love Where You Live: Urban, suburban, and rural churches respond to new challenges in a less mobile era. [Collin Hansen]

Evangelist with Chutzpah: At first a reluctant street preacher, Moishe Rosen, founder of Jews for Jesus, came to relish insults and controversy. [Ruth A. Tucker]

Spotlight: Reforming health-care reform: how states are blocking abortion coverage.

Gleanings: Nepalese and Kenyan Christians fight for new constitutions, the NAE works to curb abortions, and Tiananmen Square leader converts.

Headlines (outreach): Southern Baptists consider unleashing the IMB at home.

Headlines (denominations): Are Presbyterians stealing sheep?

Headlines (church life): Confusion continues over taxability of love offerings.

Headlines (religious freedom): New 'freedom of worship' rhetoric draws concern.

Headlines (missions): In Mozambique, aid for trade is a compelling model for fighting poverty.

Where We Stand: Bearing True Witness

The Village Green: Ron Stoddart, David Cook, and Ellen Painter Dollar discuss the fate of frozen embryos left over at fertility clinics.

Throwing Inkwells: Mollie Ziegler Hemingway says using God's name in vain is America's sin du jour.

Past Imperfect: David Neff spotlights Israel-Palestine's nonviolent moment.

Inside CT: Ted Olsen highlights the new evangelical energy around orphan care.

Who's Next: Nicole Baker Fulgham labors to close America's education gap.