Atlanta businessman Bruce Neurohr uses CT articles to build bridges in his community.

How a singer from Missouri came to love writing for CT.

Meagan Gillmore, a visually-impaired journalist from Canada, shares how she learned to live faithfully amidst the tensions of her career.

Mike Cosper hopes audio can meet folks where they’re at.

CT is a voice that represents a lot of evangelicals and what they’re thinking about. Even though it’s a pretty dispersed community, CT helps me feel more a part of it.

Through the voices CT includes in its pages, it curates the conversation and boundaries that define 'evangelicalism', and what that means for society today.

I recently decided to read the back issues of Christianity Today that were in various places around the house. I feel like I have been on a spiritual retreat. God has spoken to me through articles about ministry to Muslims; how to help people who are struggling; ideas on strengthening our small group; helping pass on our faith to children. I could go on, but in every issue that I have picked up, I have found encouragement for my spiritual life and practical ideas to help the connections that I have.

I love the testimonies! It is one of the first articles I read and I often share the stories in my preaching. Thanks for the diversity and excellence of these stories. I believe they help communicate to those who don't yet believe!

I’ve read most issues of Christianity Today since I began preaching over 60 years ago. I’ve read lots of great articles, and I love the news reports, but the Testimony page is the best of all. I usually finish it with tears in my eyes.

How Chrissie Kaufmann used social media and last year’s Advent devotional to encourage her friends and help them dive deeper into scripture.