Roundups
‘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
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
The great disappearing film
Cinema | With a competitive movie environment and new hurdles to distribution, some worthy films go unseen by American audiences
Baptist battles
Higher Education | Some Baptist colleges have not embraced the conservative theology the Southern Baptist Convention adopted almost 20 years ago
Twists of grace
Disasters | Six years after a tornado outbreak hit the Midwest, surviving families remember the devastation and the recovery
Journals
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11.14.19 Expensive insulin and Biblical immigration reform
Leigh Jones reports on the rising cost of insulin and proposals to make it more affordable; Mary Reichard talks to Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary president Danny Akin about a new evangelical statement on immigration; and Hannah Harris visits an Illinois town ravaged by a tornado six years ago. Plus: a preview of Listening In, and commentary from Cal Thomas. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.
Insightful interviews with popular musicians, Christian thought leaders, makers of movies and television, respected authors, and key political leaders.
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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