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"Wildfire" June 24, 2006, Vol. 21, No. 25
Wildfire
COVER STORY | By Marvin Olasky
With small “house” churches multiplying in cities and influential executives coming to faith, Christianity is growing so fast in China that Communist officials are having a hard time keeping up More >>
 Features
Mogadishu moment
| by Priya Abraham
Somalia becomes an American headache again
‘A long timetable’
| by Priya Abraham
U.S. soldier Scott Gurley on the stark challenges for the U.S./NATO mission
Family ties
| by Mark Bergin
Foster parents in Washington state are joining the organized labor force
More than pyramids
| by Roberta Green Ahmanson
Ancient Egypt’s false religion had some hints of the truth
Ready to rumble
| by Clint Rainey
Leftists had no patience for establishment Democrats at Take Back America
Tightened noose
| by Lynn Vincent
Coalition forces crack down in Baghdad in the wake of al-Zarqawi's demise
Timed travel
| by John Dawson
Program allows frequent fliers to speed up trips through airport security
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Culture Beat
Cars | by Andrew Coffin
Cars is not among Pixar’s best, but it's still good animated entertainment
Prairie Home | by Marvin Olasky
Prairie Home is an elderly director's gentle backward glance
R for Religion | by Gene Edward Veith
Christianity becomes an element that movie ratings warn us against
Noteworthy CDs | by Arsenio Orteza
Five noteworthy new releases
Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz Sidebar
Quick Takes
Quotables
Money
Sports
Mailbag
Thoughts
Stingy givers | by Joel Belz
A close look at charitable data shows lots of opportunity for the upside
Providential mess | by Andrée Seu
Political schemes may not be pretty, but another Plotter is at work
Compassion in China | by Marvin Olasky
Charitable groups are rare, but Christians are trying to find ways to help
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