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Learning to Change
Can churches change their methods without changing the gospel? Mark A. Taylor examines a reader's challenge and considers how timeless biblical truth can reach new generations through changing…
Here’s What Monthly Means
Christian Standard is moving from weekly to monthly publication, bringing readers an expanded issue with familiar features, new columnists, news, and resources while continuing weekly content online.
An Important Step Forward
After publishing weekly since 1866, Christian Standard announces its move to a 68-page monthly magazine designed to offer deeper content, reach more readers, and steward resources more effectively.
Christian Standard Is Becoming a Monthly!
After 146 years of weekly publication, Christian Standard announced its move to a monthly format beginning in September 2012, offering more pages, deeper articles, and expanded resources for…
Immigration: Our Position
Christian Standard considers differing views on immigration while challenging Christians to recognize the immigrants in their communities and respond to them with compassion, practical concern, and Christian love.
Rah-Rah for the Christian Standard
J.K. Jones Jr. shares four reasons he cheers for Christian Standard, celebrating its fresh approaches, seasoned voices, openness to disagreement, and commitment to meaningful topics and the written…
An Incredible Group for an Important Mission
Christian Standard’s contributing editors gather to discuss the magazine’s future, sharpen its mission, and share fellowship, prayer, and insight from their varied experiences in Christian leadership.
In Just One Year: Pundit Predictions
Paul Boatman looks ahead from 2012 and considers what Christians may soon be saying about megachurches, Bible colleges, Restoration Movement heritage, and the changing future of Christian Standard.
Index to CHRISTIAN STANDARD for 2011
Access the Christian Standard Index for 2011, created to help readers research archived content by topic, author, and columnist for future use and reference.
Another Statement About What’s at Stake
Mark A. Taylor explains why Christian Standard launched Stake to engage younger leaders, welcome thoughtful dialogue, and help the Restoration Movement think deeply about its future.
What to Call Our Year of the Bible?
Mark A. Taylor introduces Christian Standard’s 2011 yearlong Bible emphasis and the theme “The Bible: Lift it up. Live it out.”
Index to CHRISTIAN STANDARD for 2010
The 2010 CHRISTIAN STANDARD index helps readers research printed copies by topic, author, and columnist, with a direct link to the annual PDF index.
Heres What’s New on the Christian Standard Site
Christian Standard welcomes readers to its redesigned website, highlighting daily articles, comments, improved printing and sharing tools, searchable archives, classifieds, downloads, advertising information, and magazine subscription options.
MEDIUM-SIZED CHURCHES: Your report can appear here
Christian Standard invites medium-sized churches to participate in its 2011 report by requesting a survey link and submitting next year’s church data.
Downloadable Resources You May Not Know About
Mark A. Taylor highlights the print and downloadable versions of What Kind of Church Is This?, a Christian Standard resource churches can use with visitors, new members, and…
