Editor’s Note from September 23, 1977

With this issue CHRISTIANITY TODAY completes its twenty-first year of publication. I’m in my thirteenth year of service and my ninth year as editor. Our circulation is 144,000 and we need $135,000 in gift income, beside circulation and advertising revenue, to balance the budget by the end of our fiscal year.

When I came to CHRISTIANITY TODAY we required $450,000 a year in gift income. Today, because of inflation, that would be equivalent to $750,000. This year we needed $300,000, half of which has come in. We are grateful for the improved financial picture. Special kudos go to our publisher, Harold Myra.

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