With requests for money coming every day, who should you give money to? When is it okay to say no? A missionary suggests when it comes to financial generosity we should prioritize the people and communities closest to us.
Christianity Today
Book and Periodical Publishing
Wheaton, IL 23,008 followers
The definitive voice on the global church today.
About us
Christianity Today is a nonprofit, global media ministry centered on Beautiful Orthodoxy—strengthening the church by richly communicating the breadth of the true, good, and beautiful gospel. Reaching over five million people monthly with various digital and print resources, the ministry equips Christians to renew their minds, serve the church, and create culture to the glory of God.
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- Book and Periodical Publishing
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- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Wheaton, IL
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- Nonprofit
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- 1956
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- Christian publishing, Christian media, Christian magazines, Church leadership, Christian news, Global church, Christian ministry, Christian communications, and Church news
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PO Box 788
Wheaton, IL 60187, US
Employees at Christianity Today
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Jeremy Weber
Director of Christianity Today's global expansion: the best of Christian thought worldwide, applied to current events, across 7 languages and…
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Clay Anderson
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Alecia Sharp
Creative Director, CT Creative Studio @ ChristianityToday
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Nicole Martin
Senior Executive | Author | Professor | Speaker
Updates
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“Many Christians seek not to learn how to teach the Bible or evangelize the lost, but to be significant by how shockingly viral they can be in hating the people other people want them to hate,” writes Russell Moore.
How a TikTok Trad Wife Decodes Our Cultural Moment
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As Christians, how do we love our local public schools? One teacher suggests dropping off school supplies. Or becoming a reading buddy at the school closest to your work. No matter how you do it she argues, “we must refuse the path of apathy toward the flourishing of our neighborhoods.”
How to Love Your Local Public School
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More Americans are seeking help for depression and anxiety than ever before—but they're avoiding treatment for their anger. CT spoke with Christian counselors about the importance of acknowledging our rage in a boiling cultural moment.
In Our Anger Era: Too Many Americans Stay Enraged Rather than Seeking Help
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This year’s most closely watched voting bloc is reshaping the presidential contest—and the church.
Why Both Parties Want Hispanic Evangelicals in 2024
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“Have we replaced our primary sense of belonging—to Christ and to him crucified—with politics and personality?” asks Russell Moore.
What Hath Jerusalem To Do With Mar-a-Lago?
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“Churches shouldn’t combat loneliness by telling people, ‘Come to church so you won’t be lonely; it’s good for you,’” argues Russell Moore. “We bond on mission together to bridge the outside world to the God who loves them.”
Why the American Church Can't Fix Loneliness
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In an interview about his new book, “Jesus and the Powers,” N.T. Wright calls Christians into the political sphere. “We need Christian people to look at issues of development or migration or the huge issues that are facing us globally and to advise the church wisely, so that the church can speak truthfully.”
N.T. Wright: What Jesus Would Say to the ‘Empire' Today
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Smartphones, social media, and a lack of childhood independence and free play contribute to creating an “anxious generation.” But as parents, is our anxiety over our children's safety teaching them that the world is a dangerous place that they’re ill-equipped to manage?
An Anxious Generation--of Parents
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For a missionary kid who grew up serving in the Middle East, returning to the United States brought grief and loneliness as she realized she was different from her peers.
I Grew Up Serving the Church in the Middle East. Coming ‘Home' Was Hard.
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