Books In Review: The history and myths that made Russia How did Russia's longstanding sense of grievance morph into a civil religion? by Amy Frykholm January 8, 2018
Feature Borderland churches: Faith and identity in Ukraine The unrest in Ukraine has led to calls to establish a national church. But which church should play this uniting role? by John P. Burgess March 23, 2016
Feature The church under Putin: Nationalism and Russian Orthodoxy The Orthodox Church aligns itself closely with the government. Yet its leaders have also offered some help to movements that challenge the status quo. by Wallace Daniel December 4, 2015
From the Editors Borderland speech The best outcome of the tensions in Ukraine would allow the country to develop its unique role as a bridge between languages and cultures. March 17, 2014
Notes from the Global Church Saving the Soviets Sunday Adelaja's story sounds like the start of a bad joke: "Did you hear about the African who tried to start a church in the Soviet Union?" by Philip Jenkins December 20, 2012