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Vol. 34, No. 22
Rebecca Drexel
‘The slow work of God’

DANIEL OF THE YEAR | In Honduras, many residents feel trapped by poverty, violence, and addiction. Michael Miller has spent two decades hitting the streets and devoting his life to some of the country’s youngest and most vulnerable

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Reclaiming home turf

Honduras | Migration from Central America has surged, but in Honduras, some Christians are doing unsung work to make their country a safer place to live

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The great disappearing film

Cinema | With a competitive movie environment and new hurdles to distribution, some worthy films go unseen by American audiences

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Baptist battles

Higher Education | Some Baptist colleges have not embraced the conservative theology the Southern Baptist Convention adopted almost 20 years ago

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Twists of grace

Disasters | Six years after a tornado outbreak hit the Midwest, surviving families remember the devastation and the recovery

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Nov
15
11.15.19 Culture Friday, and Mr. Rogers

Megan Basham, Mary Reichard, and Trevin Wax discuss the factors driving down birth rates all over the world; and Megan Basham reviews the new film about Fred Rogers, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Plus: Myrna Brown profiles a Christian artist pioneering “inspirational jazz.” Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.

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Insightful interviews with popular musicians, Christian thought leaders, makers of movies and television, respected authors, and key political leaders.

Nov
8
A conversation with Rachael Denhollander

This week, hear Warren Smith's conversation with lawyer, author, sexual abuse survivor and activist, Rachael Denhollander.

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Dean Foods declares bankruptcy

Americans are moo-ving on from milk. The country’s biggest dairy company filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday.

Reese’s gives high schooler early graduation gift

High school senior Tanner Soracco received a sweet surprise last week.

Krispy Kreme makes sweet deal with doughnut dealer

Minnesotans want their hot doughnuts now, and a college student looking to get out of debt hopes to continue satisfying their cravings.

Cellphone companies to merge

T-Mobile and Sprint have promised to expand 5G mobile phone coverage to rural areas in the United States once they have combined their assets.

Fed cuts rates to keep economy rolling

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell expressed confidence in the U.S.

Senators grill Boeing CEO over crashes

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg’s apologies for failures that led to two devastating plane crashes did not sway lawmakers or families of victims at a

Opioid makers avoid trial with last-minute deal

A middle-of-the-night, $260 million settlement on Monday averted the first federal opioid trial, which was set to start hours later.

Juul stops selling fruit and dessert flavors

Juul Labs has taken another step to try to repair the public’s lack of trust in the vaping industry.

GM reaches bargain with striking union workers

The 31-day General Motors strike may start winding down.