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CPJ News

Book Details CPJ’s Contribution to Welfare Reform
God’s Economy: Faith-Based Initiatives and the Caring State, by Lew Daly, discusses the Center’s contributions to faith-based reform efforts from the 1990s to 2008. More >>

Stephanie Summers Named COO
The Center for Public Justice is delighted to announce the appointment of Stephanie Summers as its Chief Operating Officer, starting Dec. 1, 2009. More >>

Nearly 100 Turn Out to Celebrate Skillen

CPJ trustees, supporters, and friends gathered on Oct. 23 to honor and thank Jim Skillen for his 28 years of leadership. More >> 

Follow Gideon's Blog

New CPJ president Gideon Strauss is spending time on the road meeting with constituents. Keep up with him here via his blog.

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Lecture Text Available

The text of Dr. Clarke E. Cochran's Oct. 22 Kuyper Lecture is now online (download a PDF). The lecture is titled "Seeking Justice: The Imperiled Promise of Healthcare Reform." Learn more about the speaker and this year's event here.

CHRISTIANS IN POLITICS PORTAL

Christians around the world can now communicate about the opportunities and burdens of political engagement through the new Christians in Politics Portal, found at www.christianpoliticsportal.org.

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Root & Branch

"Crunch Time: American Idealism, the Economy, and Afghanistan" (09.02.09) is the topic of our latest issue of Root & Branch, a publication on the religion and society debate. Read the essay>>