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May 24, 1999

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May 24, 1999

No Luck With the Churches Subscriber access only

Letters Subscriber access only

Israel: Firebombs Threaten Messianic Jews Subscriber access only

Balkan evangelicals feel strain of ethnic cleansing.

Biotech: Pro-lifers Resist Embryo Research Subscriber access only

Hollywood: Disney Ditches Dogma Subscriber access only

Religious groups say boycott bears fruit.

Firebombs Bolster Prayers Among Messianic Believers Subscriber access only

Editorial: Church Discipline on Trial Subscriber access only

The verdict against pastor Gregory Dell was not "denominational cleansing," but a necessary attempt at disciple making.

Gambling Away the Golden Years Subscriber access only

Casinos are seducing an alarming number of seniors. Where is the church?

Exit Strategy Subscriber access only

Amidst church conflicts and a devastating hurricane, missionaries John and Shirley Wind answered the call to leave Honduras.

Surprised by Death Subscriber access only

A young pastor discovers what grace looks like while battling cancer.

How Abortion Became a Necessary Evil Subscriber access only

Why Americans oppose abortion but want to keep it legal.

Re-Imagining Women Subscriber access only

Jan Crouse is calling Bible-believing, intellectually minded mainline women to unite.

Directions: Is Lying Always Wrong? Subscriber access only

We live the truth not for its own sake, but for God's sake and for the neighbor's sake.

Men Need Church, Too Subscriber access only

The church's nuptial bond was now imagined as me-and-Jesus alone, and as swooning and passionate.

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts Subscriber access only

Just 50 days after Easter, the Holy Spirit empowered the Early Church. Here are timely thoughts about the Third Person of the Trinity and our response to him.

Music: Where No Ministry Has Gone Before Subscriber access only

To be more effective ministers, Five Iron Frenzy resists the packaging of Christian rock bands.

Arts: The Art of Being Christian Subscriber access only

Twenty years of growth and struggle for Christians in the Visual Arts.

The Book Report: Celebration of Traditions Subscriber access only

Richard Foster wants Christians to be renewed by encountering the church's "living streams."

The Church's Mr. Manners Subscriber access only

Born-again Stories Subscriber access only

Colson: Does Kosovo Pass the Just-War Test? Subscriber access only

The military intervention introduces moral questions that the church ought to raise now, not waiting until the body bags start coming home.

Dental Miracle Reports Draw Criticism Subscriber access only

Tattoos No Longer Taboo? Subscriber access only

Two Held in O'Hair Case Subscriber access only

Nation's Last Leprosarium Closes Subscriber access only

In Brief Subscriber access only

Missions: Expatriate Congregations Thrive Subscriber access only

Expatriates Find Overseas Congregations Thriving

Kuwait: Multinational Focus Spurs Church Growth Subscriber access only

Missionaries or Mercenaries? Subscriber access only

In Brief Subscriber access only

Ancient Church Discovered in Gaza Subscriber access only

Materialism, Heresy Plague Churches Subscriber access only

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