Gateway Church: Findlay, Ohio

• Peru: Poco A Poco (cover story): Lima, at 9 million people one of the largest cities in the Americas, is economically stratified but not stagnant. Here are snapshots of progress in the city that was once the capital of Spain's New World empire [Marvin Olasky]

• Nothing Matter More: An interview with Wheaton College/s new president [Joel Belz]

• Boiling Over (environment): Climate-gate, IPCC errors prompt a reconsideration of global warming policy [Daniel James Devine]

• The Tower of Google: Has the digital empire's reach exceeded its remedy? [Janie B. Cheaney]

• First Guns, Then Ballots (Iraq): Militants in Mosul target Christians in pre-election shootings [Mindy Belz]

• Hardest Hit (Haiti): With nearly half a million orphaned children before the quake, Haiti's challenge to parent them just got bigger [Jamie Dean]

• Winter Royalty (Olympics): With millions watching, the Vancouver games delivered thrilling victories, touching moments, and public redemption for an Olympic veteran

• More than 'No'? (politics): Republicans are united in opposition to President Obama's healthcare agenda, but voters want to hear more about their alternatives [Edward Lee Pitts]

• Center Pieces (congress): Moderates are retiring, but that doesn't necessarily mean a more polarized politics [Emily Belz]

• Under Orders (military): Ignoring conscience objections and taxpayer protection, the administration forces military bases to carry Plan B [Alisa Harris]

• Pleas from the Past: A call for spiritual strength in 1940 offers a lesson for today's appeasers [Joe Loconte]

• Goodluck Charms (Nigeria): Acting president of Nigeria Goodluck Johathan displays humility where power rules [Jamie Dean]

• Endings and Beginnings (religion): Controversial archbishop of Negeria Peter Akinola steps down with purpose [Mindy Belz]

• Hospital Emergency (healthcare): The nation's nonprofit hospitals are facing high costs and big debts, but help from Washington may compromise their mission [Alisa Harris]

• Cue the Comedians: But for those who know repentance, Tiger Woods' saga resonates [Mindy Belz]

• What's in a Name?: Let's care more about Jesus than our brand's market share [Andrée Seu]

• A Better Path: "Property" is not the enemy but the friend of the poor [Marvin Olasky]

...and much more!