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May 24

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Inside CT: No Luck With the Churches
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Letters


Food Banks Face Shortfalls


Exotic Dancers Find Escape Route


In Brief
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Missions: Expatriate Congregations Thrive
Expatriates Find Overseas Congregations Thriving
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Kuwait: Multinational Focus Spurs Church Growth
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Global Death Rates May Skyrocket


Missionaries or Mercenaries?
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In Brief


Ancient Church Discovered in Gaza
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Materialism, Heresy Plague Churches
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Israel: Firebombs Threaten Messianic Jews
Balkan evangelicals feel strain of ethnic cleansing.
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Biotech: Pro-lifers Resist Embryo Research
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Hollywood: Disney Ditches Dogma
Religious groups say boycott bears fruit.
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Firebombs Bolster Prayers Among Messianic Believers
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Editorial: Church Discipline on Trial
The verdict against pastor Gregory Dell was not "denominational cleansing," but a necessary attempt at disciple making.


Editorial: Compassion Doesn't Choose Sides


Gambling Away the Golden Years
Casinos are seducing an alarming number of seniors. Where is the church?
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Exit Strategy
Amidst church conflicts and a devastating hurricane, missionaries John and Shirley Wind answered the call to leave Honduras.
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