Daniel James Devine, Liz Lykins | When sex offenders and other ex-felons meet Christ and repent, they pose a dilemma for churches that want to accept them but also protect their congregation. A few churches are rising to the challenge
Jamie Dean | Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin is part of a rare buttress against his own party’s efforts to pass radical legislation, but his own voting history makes it hard to predict where he’ll land
Preventing abuse in the church starts with understanding the roles of power and deception
The past three decades have seen a shift in the reasons women seek abortions, but pro-life workers still help many choose life
Sharon Dierberger | Two Twin Cities pastors say they’re talking about what’s next and praying for peace
For schools participating in interscholastic sports, holding Biblical views of sexuality increasingly draws LGBT ire
Sharon Dierberger | As racial tensions boil in the Twin Cities after the death of Daunte Wright, community activists work together for peace. Some struggle with their own emotions, too
Joe Reilly’s pandemic-year job hunt took him from restaurant to hospital morgue to Citi Field
What do people do all day—in social isolation?
