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Most US Protestants believe Christian movies are effective evangelism tools, books also important
A survey by Lifeway Research shows that 81 percent of American Protestants believe Christian movies are effective evangelism and discipleship tools. The survey also showed that 68 percent of respondents had watched a Christian faith movie in the last year. -
Acclaimed scientist and apologist Francis Collins calls on Christians to “re-anchor” worldviews in biblical principles
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Evangelicals make up smaller share of US population than commonly thought: report
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Lessons in inclusivity: the power of special needs ministry
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Global survey reveals religion, prayer most important in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, least important in Western countries
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Canadian evangelical body continues fight to reverse euthanasia laws: 'fundamentally devalues human life'
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Churchgoers inspired by community and belonging, American Bible Society survey
American churchgoers appreciate a sense of community by attending a local fellowship, according to results from a new survey published by the American Bible Society (ABS) yesterday (Aug. 8). The fifth chapter of the ABS 14th annual ‘State of the Bible’ 2024 report focused on data determining positive or negative factors that either increase or decrease participating in a local church. -

US gold medal winner Hunter Armstrong says he had 'no other choice' but turn to God
Hunter Armstrong of the U.S. Olympic swim team, who has won gold and silver medals at the 2024 Summer Olympics, says he makes God "a priority" and had no other choice but to turn to Him during one of the hardest times in his life. -
![[Book review] Adoption Through the Rearview Mirror: Learning from stories of heartbreak and hope](/media/cache/thumbnail/0/08/882sp_298w_168h_1x_1y.jpg)
[Book review] Adoption Through the Rearview Mirror: Learning from stories of heartbreak and hope
‘Adoption Through the Rearview Mirror’ by Karen Springs is both a sobering introduction to life with deeply troubled children and a passionate appeal to provide permanent family solutions for orphans and vulnerable children. -

On World Day Against Trafficking, Canadian evangelical body highlights children as primary victims
The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC) has marked the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons on July 30 by focusing on the most vulnerable of people: children. -

Why do churches see the menopause as a taboo subject when half the world’s population experience it?
The Church still finds menopause experiences a taboo subject, according to Karen Markiewicz, chaplain, missionary and author of a soon-to-be-published book on the relationship between the menopause and spiritual formation. Markiewicz spoke to Christian Daily International about the struggles endured by women during menopause and how to find a Christian perspective when the wider Church seems to offer little support. -

Newly released study on evangelism in Canada reveals 'inexplicable spiritual openness and curiosity' among non-believers
A new report released by Alpha Canada together with the Flourishing Congregations Institute reveals significant shifts towards evangelism among Canadian churches. The ‘Reigniting Hope: Sharing the Good News in Canada in 2024 Report’ acknowledged that large parts of Canadian society no longer have any religious affiliation, moving Canada towards a post-Christian society. But it also highlights signs of new openness towards faith among non-believers. -
![[Interview] 'Most men have had severe neglect in their sexuality', says author of The Sex Talk You Never Got](/media/cache/thumbnail/0/07/744sp_298w_168h_1x_1y.jpg)
[Interview] 'Most men have had severe neglect in their sexuality', says author of The Sex Talk You Never Got
Licensed sex therapist Sam Jolman has helped hundreds of men with intimacy issues during his professional career in the past 20 years. Now he has written a new book aimed at male readers titled ‘The Sex Talk You Never Got’. A married dad of three boys, Jolman is very concerned that men aren’t talking about sexual activity within accountable and protected scenarios and thus sees a great need for discipleship and nurturing in this area. CDI interviewed Jolman about the hidden issues affecting men
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