The news: On October 2, 2026, Christianity Today — founded by Billy Graham in 1956 — announced a new editorial leadership team to unify its growing range of media platforms. The announcement, made from Wheaton, Illinois, comes at the close of the organization's One Kingdom Campaign and marks the beginning of what CT is calling a new ministry era as it enters its eighth decade.
Why it matters for church leaders: Christianity Today remains one of the most widely read Christian publications among English-speaking pastors in India, and its editorial direction shapes global evangelical conversation. A renewed leadership team focused on platform integration could mean richer, more accessible resources — articles, podcasts, newsletters — for Indian church leaders navigating complex cultural and theological questions.
The takeaway: Revisit your own church's leadership structure this year and ask whether the right people are in the right roles to carry your ministry into its next season.
Source: Christianity Today
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