In This Issue
AIDS, orphans, and the future of Africa.
Why a low-cost anti-AIDS tool remains out of reach.
'The solution will come from the community.'
A half-century from now, will the churches finally learn to get along? We look into our crystal ball to see…
Feared by some, welcomed by others, charitable choice might transform social services in this country. So why have so few people even heard of it?
Columnists
The last city on my recent Faith Works book tour was Milwaukee.
Josh and I made some important decisions on the day that we got engaged. First, we
decided to retain our sanity amidst the barrage of impending wedding chaos.
In just a few short months you'll wake up on a crisp Tuesday after the first
Monday in November and do your part to dramatically affect the course of history.
That's the day you discover your mor
Table of Contents
Cover Story
Features
A half-century from now, will the churches finally learn to get along? We look into our crystal ball to see…
Feared by some, welcomed by others, charitable choice might transform social services in this country. So why have so few people even heard of it?
Artist Barry Moser's new illustrated Bible shows that the people of scripture---and books themselves---are very much alive.
My heart began to beat wildly; my mouth was as dry as the desert around me. Should I take time to go change my shirt?
People in the ancient world were very careful about how they approached their gods.
Commentary
U.S. churches can provide a driving moral force on the crisis of AIDS in Africa.
Columns
The last city on my recent Faith Works book tour was Milwaukee.
Josh and I made some important decisions on the day that we got engaged. First, we
decided to retain our sanity amidst the barrage of impending wedding chaos.
In just a few short months you'll wake up on a crisp Tuesday after the first
Monday in November and do your part to dramatically affect the course of history.
That's the day you discover your mor
Culture Watch
For the past 25 years, executions have taken place somewhere in America almost every
week. They happened in the dead of night.
Departments
You can imagine why they call this ship a tender,
for tonight she is a gray nurse who moves
through wards of sleeping, turning waves. She hushes
Millions of people died in the slave trade. African AIDS deaths will soon exceed those horrendous numbers. The future of the continent isn't all that's at stake.
