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NEWS of the YEAR Pandemic / Tension / Politics / Moments / Deaths EARNING YOUR TRUST, EVERY DAY. 12.26.20 VOLUME 35 NUMBER 24 NEWS OF THE YEAR 2020 “I’M 54 YEARS OLD, AND THIS IS THE MOST INSECURE I’VE EVER BEEN ABOUT MY JOB IN MINISTRY.“ —PASTORS AND CHURCHES STRUGGLE IN 2020, P. 38 P. 2020, IN STRUGGLE CHURCHES AND —PASTORS MINISTRY.“ IN JOB MY ABOUT BEEN EVER I’VE INSECURE MOST THE IS THIS AND OLD, YEARS 54 “I’M FEATURES 12.26.20 VOLUME 35 NUMBER 24 44 2020 NEWS OF THE YEAR Pandemic / Tension / Politics / Moments / Deaths 38 2020’S CHURCH DIVIDE A pandemic and national controversies have splintered churches and taken a toll on pastors struggling to hold them together by Sophia Lee NICOLAS ASFOURI/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES 12.26.20 WORLD DEPARTMENTS 12.26.20 VOLUME 35 NUMBER 24 5 MAILBAG 8 NOTES FROM THE CEO 23 Anya Taylor- Joy as Beth Harmon in The Queen’s Gambit Dispatches Culture Voices 13 NEWS ANALYSIS 23 MOVIES & TV AT ITS CORE, 10 Joel Belz Safe harbor during The Queen’s Gambit, THE QUEEN’S 20 Janie B. Cheaney political turbulence Voices of Fire 36 Mindy Belz GAMBIT OFFERS 110 Andrée Seu Peterson 16 HUMAN RACE 26 BOOKS 112 Marvin Olasky Defeats and disputa- A ROCKY- 17 QUOTABLES tions: Losers in sports and society STYLE TALE 18 QUICK TAKES OF ACHIEVING 28 CHILDREN’S BOOKS Heroic plots for SUCCESS IN A boys of all ages MERITOCRACY 30 Q&A DESPITE EARLY Roland Warren DISADVANTAGES. 34 MUSIC Sandra McCracken’s latest album steadies ON THE COVER: in turbulent times illustration by Krieg Barrie 2 WORLD 12.26.20 PHIL BRAY/NETFLIX WM1220_RedeemTV_CHI 12/4/20 9:59 AM Page 1 A new FREE streaming service with a message of hope for the World! Redeem TV is a viewer-supported, ad-free, streaming service with no fees. Our goal is to provide edifying and redemptive, hope-filled videos to an international audience of all ages. 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