Christianity Today

August 7, 1981

Volume 25, Number 14

September 4, 1981

July 17, 1981

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Editor’s Note from August 07, 1981

Eutychus and His Kin: August 7, 1981

Editorial

When TV Goes Underground

Seeing through Colored Walls of Light

Church Buildings: Shapes of Worship

Some Specific Shapes

“Not Smart Enough for Church” and Other Myths that Handicap Ministry to the Retarded

Morning Song

Medical Mission Makes Some House Calls

James W. Reapsome

Spiritual Sparks Ignite Some Mainstream Churches

New York’s Governor Carey Vetoes Bill to Legalize Deprogramming

“We Will Go for Jesus”

Mother Teresa Invited to Address Ulster Protestants?

News

Knechtle Paces Comeback Of Open-Air Preaching

Preston Parrish and John Maust

The evangelist just finished a year of preaching in the open air on more than 30 college campuses nationwide.

Missouri Synod Lutherans Vote to Cut Special Ties to ALC

Feisty Preus yields gavel to self-effacing Bohlmann.

Threat of TV Boycott Wrings Concessions from the Networks

Refiner’s Fire: Raiders of the Lost Ark Puts God in a Box

Balancing the Biblical Diet

Marxism: The Opiate of the People

Book Briefs: August 7, 1981

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