Not forgotten
As aging Americans increasingly grapple with dementia, churches have a growing opportunity to minister to exhausted caregivers and to comfort the forgetful
Not forgotten
As aging Americans increasingly grapple with dementia, churches have a growing opportunity to minister to exhausted caregivers and to comfort the forgetful
Free at last
The 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre finds many leaders of the protest now laboring for Christ
Heart to heart with Laci Green
My coffee meeting with the millennial YouTube star, sex ed celebrity, and social justice warrior
Trading social credit
Pro-lifers reset the U.S. abortion debate, while Chinese Communists and the College Board punish disfavored citizens and students
Voices
The Editors
Mailbag
Dangerous journeys, contentious crossings ...
Joel Belz
Hearts gone cold
It was one of those once-in-a-thousand-years things—at least not supposed to happen more than once in a lifetime. ...
Mindy Belz
A need for literacy
So a rabbi walks into a room full of journalists, turns a light on—and it’s no joke. ...
Marvin Olasky
Looming gallows
The cover story in our last issue showed the dangers of socialism—but New York Times columnist Paul Krugman pooh-poohs the notion that American socialism could lead to “Soviet-style central planning,...
Andrée Seu Peterson
Who owns your body?
Who owns your body? It’s a hot topic today, with actress Alyssa Milano calling for a “sex strike” till legislators agree that women own their own bodies. ...
Andrée Seu Peterson
Saladin’s men
Six miles from where I sit a school is teaching Arabic-speaking children to sing the following song, hand motions and all: ...
Notebook
Religion
A scandal afoot?
On March 18, a tech employee who goes by the alias Tyler started an Instagram account with the username @PreachersNSneakers and posted a photo of an American pastor in tennis shoes. Sounds harmless,...
Lifestyle
D-Day plus 75 years
Seventy-five years ago on June 6, the Allied invasion of Normandy—D-Day—marked a turning point of World War II. It was also a turning point for Ken Jacobs, an American soldier in the second wave...
Politics
A tech cold war
Tensions between the United States and China rose in mid-May after the Trump administration placed Chinese telecom giant Huawei on a trade blacklist over espionage concerns. In response, Google said...
Religion
CUV centennial
This year marks an important anniversary for Chinese Christians: It is the centennial of the publication of the Chinese Union Version (CUV) Bible, the most commonly used Bible translation in the...
Science
A bony business
For at least the fourth time in two decades, evolutionary researchers have found fossils they say represent a new species of human. But intelligent design experts and young-earth creationists agree...
Journals
Metro Minute
Baptists on the big screen
A New York moment: ...
Sophia's World
Iftar at a mosque
Last week, I was invited to an iftar at a mosque in Los Angeles. An iftar is an evening meal that Muslims eat to break their Ramadan fast after sunset. Ramadan began on May 5 this year, and for a...
Metro Minute
Behind the curtain
A New York moment: ...
Sophia's World
My mother’s tears
It’s hard to erase the memory of your mother’s tears—especially when you know she’s crying over you. Oh, how I made my mother cry. ...
Snapshots of China
Trade war, continued
Stocks dropped this week after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose higher tariffs on Chinese goods. Trump’s warning came after China backtracked on several key U.S. demands amid ongoing...
Metro Minute
Baby heartbeats in New York
A New York moment: ...
Culture
Children's Books
Far-off places
The Rise and Fall of Mount Majestic ...
Books
Books about authors
The Flame Imperishable: Tolkien, St. Thomas, and the Metaphysics of Faërie ...
Books
Uncertain places
The gut-punching photographs and stories in Chris Arnade’s Dignity: Seeking Respect in Back Row America (Penguin Random House, 2019) explain how Donald Trump won crucial Midwest states in 2016. Free...
Q&A
Justices, not politicians
Marvin Olasky’s interview with Kelly Shackelford, president of the legal firm First Liberty Institute, appears in the June 8 issue of WORLD Magazine. Here are additional excerpts from their...
Music
New or recent albums
I Need a New War ...
