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INSIDE CT: Gamaliel's Friendly Skepticism
Managing Editor
Michael G. Maudlin | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

LETTERS: African Hope
posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

CHURCH IN ACTION: Ambassadors to the Gypsies
One church's vision to reach Bulgaria's poorest.
Janis Long Harris | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

FROM THE SENIOR EDITORS: A Creed for Christian Citizens
Kenneth S. Kantzer | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

EDITORIAL: Public Dollars, Private Efforts
How your tax dollars can partner with ministries to empower the poor.
Ron Sider, president of Evangelicals for Social Action | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

EDITORIAL: A Barely Tolerable Punishment
he death penalty is nothing to exult in.
Steve J. Varnam, Justice Fellowship | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Toronto's Mixed Blessing
Holy laughter, miraculous healings, and renewed spirits are bringing shouts of 'Revival!' How ripe are the fruits of the Airport Vineyard Church?
James A. Beverley | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

ARTICLE: The Surprising Works of God
Jonathan Edwards on revival, then and now.
Richard F. Lovelace, Gordon-Conwell | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

Helping Johnny Be Good
Can 'character education' save the public schools?
Tim Stafford | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

BOOKS: Possessed by the Spirit of the Age
Chuck Colson's prophetic first novel.
David Neff | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

BOOKS: A Crisis for the President's Counsel
posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

BOOKS: A Christian Manifesto
Mark Labberton | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

BOOKS: Casting Out Demons
Tim Stafford | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

REFLECTIONS
Classic and contemporary excerpts
posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

NEWS: Countdown to Communism
Churches in Hong Kong fear threat to religious freedom when China's rule returns.
Andrew Wark | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

SIDEBAR: Young Pastors Shoulder the Burdens
News Network International, in Hong Kong.
Andrew Wark | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

SIDEBAR: Christian Institute Takes Public Stand
News Network International, in Hong Kong.
Kim A. Lawton | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

NEWS: Wycliffe Denies CIA Connection
Rusty Wright | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

NEWS: Mideast Leaders Falsified Ministry Reports
Gospel Crusade suspends two staff following inquiry.
Jonathan Miles | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

NEWS: Christian Videos Carve Bigger Market Niche
Steve Rabey | posted 9/01/1995 12:00AM

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Campus Crusader for Christ
Bill Bright is a compelling, flawed figure in John Turner's historical analysis of postwar evangelicalism.

Review by Collin Hansen | posted 8/07/2008 09:36AM

Open Competitors
Campus Crusade's early tensions with InterVarsity and other college ministries. An excerpt from Bill Bright and Campus Crusade for Christ.

John G. Turner | posted 8/07/2008 09:39AM

The Party of Faith
Democrats and Republicans vie for the title in their upcoming elections.

Sarah Pulliam | posted 8/06/2008 08:57AM

A Feminine Jesus
Crusade's Magdalena targets women shamelessly.

Carolyn Arends | posted 8/06/2008 09:00AM

Jeremiah at Harvard
Three decades after Solzhenitsyn's speech, where do we find ourselves?

Charles Colson with Anne Morse | posted 8/05/2008 08:30AM

Racing with Jesus
Ministry on the NASCAR tracks.

Deann Alford | posted 8/04/2008 09:30AM

Cheating Death
NASCAR reminds us of how much we have to lose.

Mark Galli | posted 8/04/2008 09:33AM

Racing for Jesus
How God-fearing drivers and a national ministry bring faith to NASCAR.

Deann Alford | posted 8/01/2008 09:50AM

The Chaplain's Tension

Timothy C. Morgan | posted 8/01/2008 09:52AM

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