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November 16

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Books: Stripping the Darkness
A couple's spiritual quest turns them into searchlights exposing family and community secrets.


Inside CT: A Hidden Mission
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Real Estate Investment Failure Hurts Churchgoers
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Congress Approves Modified Religious Persecution Bill
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Rain Forest Churches Brave Uncertain Future
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Editorial: The Truth About Lies
For a nation in denial, it's time to tell it like it is.


Editorial: If It's Too Good to Be True ...
Those who are foolish in small things often get caught being foolish in big things.


Now That We're Global
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It's a Small Church After All
Globalization is changing how Christians do ministry.
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Germany: Conservative Loss Distresses Evangelicals


Reform Us Again
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Learning to Speak Russian


Cursed by Superficiality


Bankrupting the Prosperity Gospel
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A Light in Buddha's Shadow
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Stripping Jesus of His Western Garb
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Jesus Can Still Mean Jail
The plight of Vietnam's 700,000 evangelical Christians.


Squeezed by Warring Majorities


Wrestling with Success


Out of the Salt Shaker


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