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April 7

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Obituary: Historian Smith, 72, Dies


Inside CT: Singing the Local Church Blues
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What Pastor's Wives Wish Their Churches Knew Part 2
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Leaders Allege Clergy Harassment
Leaders Allege Clergy Harassment


First Lady Wants to Love Enemies
First Lady Wants to Love Enemies
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Preachers Dwell Less on Fundraising
Preachers Dwell Less on Fundraising


Hatfield Praised as Christian Statesman
Hatfield Praised as Christian Statesman


News Briefs


Muslims Destroy Christian Village
Muslims Destroy Christian Village


Evangelicals Plead for Korean Aid
Evangelicals Plead for Korean Aid


News Briefs


Letters


Editorial: A Tutsi's Hope
A Zairean bishop wants American Christians to remember the struggles of the church in East Africa.
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Editorial: Mourning the Morning-After Pill
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The Dilemmas of a Pro-Life Pastor
How churches should handle the delicate issue of abortion when nearly one-fifth of women who get abortions are sitting in our pews.
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Can Americans Still Hear the Good News?
The Gospel must be repeatedly forwarded to a new address because the recipient is repeatedly changing places of residence. -Helmut Thielicke
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Church in Action: Sharing Living Water
An innovative desert ministry breaks down walls between Arab and Jewish believers.
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Arts: Why the Conductor Threw Away His Baton
John Nelson's crusade to keep alive sacred choral music.
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Highlights: Love and Miracles in China


Books: The Agnostic's Expositor


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