Editorial: Judging the Justices Yes, the judiciary is usurping the powers of the people, but talk of revolution is alarmist. by David Neff | posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
What British Evangelicals Do Right The highly effective (and visible) ministry of England's Evangelical Alliance. by Tom Sine | posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
The Most Dangerous Baby How an infant in a cow shed overturns the brute force of Caesar. by N. T. Wright | posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
Fatherhood Aborted The hidden trauma of men and abortion and what the church can do about it. by Guy Condon | posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
Church in Action: Missions' Wild Olive Branch For 50 years, the unconventional Spiros Zodhiates has built amg into a worldwide evangelistic, relief, and publishing venture. by Kevin D. Miller in Chattanooga. | posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
Books: Part of the Truth Jim Bakker's memoir leaves some important questions unanswered. posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
Books: The Monk Who Came in from the Cold "A ninth-century Irish monk travels to Byzantium and beyond in this
rousing historical novel by the author of the best-selling Pendragon
Cycle." posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
Jerry Falwell: Jerry Falwell's Uncertain Legacy "Pastor, chancellor, and self-proclaimed prophet is staging a comeback
to secure his standing as a leading evangelical." John W. Kennedy in Lynchburg | posted 12/09/1996 12:00AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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