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April 26, 1999

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April 26, 1999

The Man Who Knows (Most) Everything Subscriber access only

Letters Subscriber access only

Same-Sex Unions: United Methodist Pastor Suspended Indefinitely Subscriber access only

Women: New Focus on Abuse Cases Subscriber access only

Nigeria: Christian President Calls for Renewal Subscriber access only

Fraud: Greater Ministries Leaders Arrested Subscriber access only

Accusations include fraud, money laundering.

Willow Creek: German Evangelicals Get Seeker Sensitive Subscriber access only

Editorial: Why Christian Colleges Are Booming Subscriber access only

Parents may want a safe haven, but these schools have a higher purpose.

Birth of a Troubled Conscience Subscriber access only

A Christian Science upbringing. A shameful wartime act.

Lord of the Absurd Subscriber access only

The tangled web of science and religion.

Genesis: Warts and All Subscriber access only

What Christians can learn from Jews about the Bible's first book.

Death, Inc. Subscriber access only

What the funeral industry doesn't want you to know.

Gen-X Apologetics Subscriber access only

Passing on the faith to those raised on Star Wars spirituality.

The Untouchables' Church Subscriber access only

Despite a Catholic bishop's protest suicide in 1998, Christians hold little hope for repeal of blasphemy law.

Colson: Why We Should Be Hopeful Subscriber access only

The same week Ron confessed, Mrs. Washington felt an overwhelming conviction to forgive the man who had murdered her daughter.

Swindoll Starts Instant Megachurch Subscriber access only

Christian Clinic New Tiller Neighbor Subscriber access only

Suspect Arrested for Church Burnings Subscriber access only

Smut Magazine Publishers Convert Subscriber access only

In Brief Subscriber access only

Christians Oppose Threats to Welfare Subscriber access only

Pastor Faces Drug Charges Subscriber access only

Jehovah's Witness Verdict Stalled Subscriber access only

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