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August 9, 1999

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August 9, 1999

Good News for the Lost, Imprisoned, Abducted, and Enslaved Subscriber access only

Lawyers and investigators at the International Justice Mission have learned that sharing the gospel means going into the heart of darkness.
Wendy Murray Zoba
January 27, 2004

The Greatest Story Never Read Subscriber access only

Recovering biblical literacy in the church.
Gary M. Burge
August 9, 1999

I Love to Tell the Story to Those Who Know It Least Subscriber access only

Biblical preaching in a post-Christian culture.
Lillian Daniel
August 9, 1999

Rediscovering Jesus in, of All Places, Church Subscriber access only

Alice Evans
August 9, 1999

Is Marriage Made in Heaven? Subscriber access only

David Blankenhorn
August 9, 1999

What's in a Name? Subscriber access only

Why we shouldn't call the Old Testament the 'Hebrew Scriptures.'
James R. Edwards
August 9, 1999
Good Question

Directions: If I'm an Evangelical, What Am I? Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Baroness Caroline Cox: Rescuing Russia's Orphans Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Arts: Let's Get Physical Subscriber access only

Motus O uses the human body to reveal the soul.
By Karen L. Mulder.
August 9, 1999

The Book Report: Peretti Out-Grishams Grisham Subscriber access only

God and the Devil in the summer blockbusters.
Susan Wise Bauer
August 9, 1999

The Book Report: By the CT Staff Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

The Book Report: Evangelicalism's Thriving Warriors Subscriber access only

By Mark Galli.
August 9, 1999
Charles Colson

Colson: How Evil Became Cool Subscriber access only

The Littleton killers were mirroring in grotesque action what the adult culture advocates in abstract concepts.
August 9, 1999

Howard-Browne Takes New York Subscriber access only

By Tony Carnes in New York.
August 9, 1999
Wire Story

House Upholds Display of Ten Commandments Subscriber access only

Religion News Service.
August 9, 1999

Nursing Homes: White Unto Harvest Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Was the Messiah a Vegetarian? Subscriber access only

By Jody Veenker.
August 9, 1999

Will Gambling Limit Be Heeded? Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Ministry Helps Wounded Women Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

In Brief Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Human Embryo Research Resisted Subscriber access only

By Denyse O'Leary.
August 9, 1999

Alliance Targets Sex Trafficking Subscriber access only

By Tony Carnes.
August 9, 1999

South Koreans Help Neighbors Subscriber access only

By Myung Soo Park in Seoul.
August 9, 1999

Baptist School Taps Catholic Subscriber access only

By Deann Alford.
August 9, 1999

Catholics Accept Protestant Baptisms Subscriber access only

By Kenneth D. MacHarg.
August 9, 1999

In Brief Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

A Postmodern Ezekiel Subscriber access only

Michael Maudlin, Managing Editor
August 9, 1999

Letters Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Homosexuality: Presbyterians Hold Firm on Fidelity Subscriber access only

Homosexual ordination under study until 2001.
By Jim Jones in Fort Worth.
August 9, 1999

Medicine: Mission Sets Sights on Blindness Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999

Sexual Abuse: How Congregations Find Healing Subscriber access only

By Jody Veenker.
August 9, 1999

Media: Will Pax TV Survive Second Season? Subscriber access only

Family-friendly network faces survival test.
By Malcolm Foster.
August 9, 1999

Finance: Banker Trusts Credit-poor Churches Subscriber access only

By Jody Veenker.
August 9, 1999

Europe: East Germany Churches Falter Subscriber access only

By Richard J. Nyberg in Bonn.
August 9, 1999

Editorial: Can I Get a Witness? Subscriber access only

Candidate testimonies must move beyond piety to policy.
August 9, 1999

Editorial: Persecution Is Persecution Is Persecution Subscriber access only

August 9, 1999
Cover Story

Redeeming Sudan's Slaves Subscriber access only

Americans are becoming instant abolitionists. But is the movement backfiring?
By Christine J. Gardner
August 9, 1999

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War and Peace

War and Peace

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