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Ghana observed its annual National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving on July 1, coinciding with Republic Day, as the president and church leaders called for a renewal of national values.
July 1, 2026
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The Flaw in ‘Heritage’ Americanism
During a speech at the Claremont Institute, a conservative think tank, Vice President JD Vance rejected the idea that the United States is a creedal nation. Some American citizens, he argued, have a greater claim to the United States than others based on their ancestry. Americans whose ancestors fought in the Revolutionary War and the
Nov 13, 2026
From 1956 to Now: Nicole Martin on CT’s Unchanging Mission
Speaking from the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, Nicole Martin reflects on the 70-year story of Christianity Today. From Billy Graham’s 1956 launch of the magazine to a multiplatform ministry, the mission hasn’t changed: clear, credible journalism rooted in Scripture that serves the church and seeks to shape culture, not just report on
The Questions Conservative Evangelicals Should Be Asking
Last Tuesday, Americans delivered a seismic victory for Democrats in the midterm elections, giving them control over both houses of Congress by significant margins. In the modern era, the party that occupies the White House typically loses seats, but the size and scope of the wins for Democrats this time around were much larger than
A Q&A on Christian Fellowship, Love, and Politics
During a recent Big Tent convening in California, CT hosted panel discussions on immigration and human dignity, race and justice, and how Christians should exercise wisdom while using technology. In this video, six leaders come together for the last panel, to address questions from the audience and moderator Sho Baraka. About the Panelists: Chris Butler
Tyrants, Rogues, and American Scripture
This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Michael D. Hattem, The Declaration of Independence: A Concise History (Oxford University Press, 2026) America’s 250th anniversary has yielded a bumper crop of books on the American Revolution. Michael D. Hattem’s slim The Declaration of Independence: A Concise History joins Walter Isaacson’s even slimmer The Greatest
Pollster warns Trump lost young men over affordability, war: 'They're done'
Rich Baris, a prominent state and national pollster who predicted a Republican midterm rout, claimed that a majority of young men who formerly supported President Donald Trump are angry at Israeli influence in U.S. politics and punished him for it in the midterm election.
Wes Huff gives update on 3-year-old daughter’s condition after hospitalization for multiple seizures
Canadian apologist Wes Huff has announced that his 3-year-old daughter has returned home after spending two nights in the hospital following a series of seizures.
Low-income households more likely to give at least 10% of their earnings to churches, charities: study
American households making less than $30,000 a year are nearly twice as likely as those making over $100,000 a year to donate at least 10% of their incomes to churches or charities, according to a new study suggesting that giving patterns remain closely tied to religious belief and practice.
TGC contributing pastors clash over whether spouses should sit together at church
The Gospel Coalition (TGC) appeared to reverse course Thursday after an article published on its U.S. and Australian sites suggested married couples should stop sitting together at church.
Gazan Christians reveal horrors amid crackdown under Hamas rule: 'You cannot forget about us'
A Gazan Christian reflected on how life changed after Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip in 2007, as recent reports indicate that the region's Christian community has dwindled to just a few hundred people.
