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Before The Passion Fades
Readers respond to the debate over our "best outreach opportunity" ever.
Leadership contributing editors Cheryl Sanders and Ken Fong, and Leadership Weekly readers|
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Catching The Passion Wave
Mel's movie caused a cultural wave, and we chose to ride it.
Rick Warren, Leadership guest columnist|
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The Passion Promises Faith-sharing Opportunities
Is your church ready to answer the questions raised by Mel Gibson's Crucifixion movie?
Eric Reed, Leadership managing editor|
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Wired, Wired World
Making ministry a little E-asier.
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Sunday Toolkit: Worship Tools
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Latest Research on Christian Parents
Surprises about Christianity in the home.
guest columnist John C. LaRue, Jr.|
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Leading in an Age of Information Overload
The importance of an information fast.
columnist Kevin A. Miller|
No Luddites Here
Evangelicals have (almost) always been quick to adopt communications technologies.
Randall Balmer and Catharine Randall|
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From the Editor
Marshall Shelley is editor of LEADERSHIP.|
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Getting Good Press
Paul Randolph|
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Growing Edge
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Where Preaching is Headed
Ed Rowell|
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From the Editor
Kevin A. Miller|
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Culture War Casualties
How warfare rhetoric is hurting the work of the church.
John D. Woodbridge|
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CONTENDING FOR THE TRUTH...IN CHURCH PUBLICITY
When you tell others about your church, is honesty the best policy?
Wayne Kiser|
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IDEAS THAT WORK
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WHAT’S DRAMA DOING IN CHURCH?
Willow Creek's Steve Pederson describes how Broadway fits the Narrow Way.
Steve Pederson|
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TO VERIFY…
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WHEN TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC
Five questions to ask before speaking in a secular situation.
Edward G. Dobson|

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