Questioning Suffering
By Mark Rodgers Theodicy. The mystery of suffering and the belief in a loving, all-powerful God. We have all been faced with images of deep suffering recently, whether from an elementary school or a marathon. A dear friend, David Kuo, just yielded to his 10-year struggle with brain cancer. A gifted writer, David was also [...]
To the Wonder
By Michael Leaser If impressionistic filmmaking ever gets a patron saint, his name might be Terrence Malick. Sparse dialogue, nonlinear narratives, and visually breathtaking scenes are Malick’s calling cards. He often uses them to great effect, as in The Tree of Life, which won over religious and secular audiences alike.
Bono preaches the good news: Poverty has been cut in half since 1990
By Rebecca Harper There has been an air of excitement at the ONE Campaign recently.
Spring Creek, Society, and A Frenchman
By Benjamin Kafferlin Nestled in the scenic Allegheny foothills is my hometown where my ancestors have lived for over two centuries. Today, Spring Creek is in danger – floundering, it seems.
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Women’s Rights Without Frontiers
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
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The ONE Campaign
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The Humane Society of the United States
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American Bible Society
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More Media Development
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Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability
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Joint Aid Managment
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National Association of Evangelicals
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The Poverty Forum
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Amazing Grace
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Open Doors USA
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The Jonas Brothers
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Bella
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Faith and Law
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Start-Up Nation
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Razoo
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Trade
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Hakani
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The Screwtape Letters
