Editorials by Bob Terry

It is 2:35 Friday afternoon. Excited first- and second-graders begin bursting through the doors of Tri-C Elementary School in Carterville, Ill., eager to begin their

Call him Tom. He was a devout young man in his late 20s, a centerpiece of his growing church fellowship. Tom regularly brought co-workers to

They are all the same” argue many would-be philosophers when considering the leaders of the world’s great religions. But that conclusion stands in direct opposition

Is the American work ethic sliding back to pagan standards? That is not the question Eric Chester, founder of RevivingWorkEthic.com, asked in an article published

A recent study by Faith Communities Today identified seven characteristics of American church life during the first decade of the new century. How much was your

Today it is called Banias. In Jesus’ day the area was known as Caesarea Philippi. There Herod the Great built a white marble temple to

Americans point to their individualism with a sense of pride. This nation is the most individualistic in the world. A study by Craig Shorti published

In one sense it was an important historical anniversary. In another it was a desperate plea for support against the slaughter of Christians because they