Looking Ahead: September 13, 1968

■ This Book Issue contains Dr. Robert L. Cleath’s Fall Book Forecast, his final cintribution to the book-review section before his return to the campus of California State Polytechnic College. During the summer vacation period, CHRISTIANITY TODAY has enjoy ed the temporary editorial assitance of Dr. J. D. Douglas and Dr. H. Dermont McDonald of London, England, and the Rev. Edward Plowman and the Rev. Lon Woodrum of the United States.

■ Next issue concludes Volume XII and will contain the annual index. A final contribution by former editor Carl F. H. Henry in this issue is the essay entitled “Demythologizing the Evangelicals.”

■ Editor-elect Harold Lindsell is covering the Conference on the Control of Human Reproductuon, sponsored jointly by the Christian Medical Society and CHRISTIANITY TODAY. He will report its finding in the next issue.

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