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November 14, 1994

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November 14, 1994

Don't Mimic Modern Universities Subscriber access only

CONVERSATIONS: Reaching the 'Happy Pagans' Subscriber access only

EDITORIAL: Will Promise Keepers Keep Their Promises? Subscriber access only

The best way for the movement to retain its credibility is to deliver on its racial-reconciliation pledge.

EDITORIAL: Married, with Children? Subscriber access only

Fans of the traditional family should not be intimidated by bad statistics.

ARTICLE: Natural Born Sinners Subscriber access only

Gordon Aeschliman in Cairo

ARTICLE: The Gift of Brokenness Subscriber access only

The outrageously fruitful ministry of my father.

ARTICLE: Earthquake in the Mainline Subscriber access only

After a year of debate and division, a Presbyterian theologian explores what went wrong at last year's controversial Re-Imagining conference.

ARTICLE: In the Name of Sophia Subscriber access only

Seeking a biblical understanding of holy wisdom

ARTICLE: Missions' New World Order Subscriber access only

The twenty-first century calls for us to give up our nineteenth-century models for worldwide ministry.

ARTICLE: Why We Go Subscriber access only

Recapturing our motivation for missions.

Christians Battle Gambling Subscriber access only

Will Christians reclaim the high ground in a battle to fight America's 'recreational pastime'?

PLUS: Showdown in Blackhawk County Subscriber access only

North American Scene Subscriber access only

ELCA Decides to Delay Statement Subscriber access only

Pornography Restrictions Urged Subscriber access only

News Briefs Subscriber access only

State Closes King's College Subscriber access only

Christian Children's Fund Probed Subscriber access only

America Becoming Fertile Mission Field for Buddhism Subscriber access only

The Legal Road to Religious Education Subscriber access only

Last Chance for Television's Christy Subscriber access only

hanksgiving special will test America's appetite for quality family fare.

Is World Ripe for Revival? Subscriber access only

Bulgarian Protestants Resist Restrictions Subscriber access only

Missionary Radio Tunes to Changing Times Subscriber access only

After decades of dramatic growth worldwide, international missionary shortwave radio is facing the prospect of downsizing due to rising costs and shifting mission priorities.

Missions Work in China Could Be Endangered Subscriber access only

Virgin Birth Under Dispute Subscriber access only

The new Jesus seminar discounts the Virgin birth

Christians in Haiti Seek Help from World Churches Subscriber access only

Huge challenges remain despite the return of Aristide.

BOOKS: Southern Discomfort Subscriber access only

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