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Classic and contemporary excerpts
posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

LETTERS: Hope and Expectation
posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Is World Ripe for Revival?
Andres Tapia | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Bulgarian Protestants Resist Restrictions
Thomas S. Giles | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Missionary Radio Tunes to Changing Times
After decades of dramatic growth worldwide, international missionary shortwave radio is facing the prospect of downsizing due to rising costs and shifting mission priorities.
Kenneth D. MacHarg | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Missions Work in China Could Be Endangered
Thomas S. Giles | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Virgin Birth Under Dispute
The new Jesus seminar discounts the Virgin birth
Mark A. Kellner | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Christians in Haiti Seek Help from World Churches
Huge challenges remain despite the return of Aristide.
Kim A. Lawton | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

BOOKS: Southern Discomfort
John Woodbridge, TEDS, reviewer | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

SPEAKING OUT: Don't Mimic Modern Universities
D.G. Hart, Westminster Sem, PA | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

CONVERSATIONS: Reaching the 'Happy Pagans'
Timothy Jones interview with Ravi Zacharias | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

EDITORIAL: Will Promise Keepers Keep Their Promises?
The best way for the movement to retain its credibility is to deliver on its racial-reconciliation pledge.
Howard A. Snyder | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

EDITORIAL: Married, with Children?
Fans of the traditional family should not be intimidated by bad statistics.
Glenn T. Stanton | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Natural Born Sinners
Gordon Aeschliman in Cairo
posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: The Gift of Brokenness
The outrageously fruitful ministry of my father.
Nathan Hatch | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Earthquake in the Mainline
After a year of debate and division, a Presbyterian theologian explores what went wrong at last year's controversial Re-Imagining conference.
posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: In the Name of Sophia
Seeking a biblical understanding of holy wisdom
Thomas Finger, Eastern Mennonite Sem, VA | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Missions' New World Order
The twenty-first century calls for us to give up our nineteenth-century models for worldwide ministry.
Samuel Escobar | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Why We Go
Recapturing our motivation for missions.
Samuel Hugh Moffett | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Christians Battle Gambling
Will Christians reclaim the high ground in a battle to fight America's 'recreational pastime'?
John Zipperer | posted 11/14/1994 12:00AM

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A Latter-day Alliance
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Ignorance as Blessing
Foreknowledge: for God and not for us.

Collin Hansen | posted 12/01/2008 10:13AM

Recessions Are Good?
Many see moral uplift as a result of the slumping economy.

Rob Moll | posted 12/01/2008 01:24PM

The Good News in Oil and Acrylic
A missions center becomes a patron of the arts.

Tony Carnes | posted 11/25/2008 09:26AM

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