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  What evangelicals can learn from the Catholic abuse crisis

  The Catholic Church has paid an enormous price for decades of delayed reporting, internal handling of criminal allegations, lack of transparency, and excessive concern for institutional reputation. Evangelicals and Pentecostals should learn from that experience.

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  Christian collaboration leads to wealth generation

  Financial collaboration helps foster a stronger, more united witness to God’s Kingdom in countless ways. It often builds up a culture of generosity within families. It supports ministries that might otherwise struggle to reach the communities they serve. It even cultivates a culture of collaboration, rather than competition, between local churches.

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  The World Evangelical Alliance celebrates 180 years

  On September 23, 2026, the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) and its extensive network of leaders, volunteers, and supporters celebrated online the 180th anniversary the global alliance. Hundreds of participants from over 20 countries participated during two separate Zoom events. Here are some highlights.

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  Persecution that results from religious activity not identity

  The people most at risk of violence for their faith are usually not the ones who belong to a religious minority but the ones who do something with their religion, and the violence against such active Christians goes largely unrecorded, unexplained, and unaddressed. Here's why the distinction between identity and activity matters.

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  If you want deep roots and maturity, plant the tree today

  There is an old saying: "The best time to plant a tree was twenty-five years ago. The second-best time is today." Throughout scripture, God repeatedly begins with what people have, not what they wish they had. We simply have to begin faithfully. Small beginnings surrendered to God can have surprisingly big endings.

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