Read any good books lately? If so, vote for your favorite from this year’s offerings in our fifth annual Readers’-choice Book Awards.
We need your help. Our goal is to find the book that has had the most significant impact on the evangelical community in the past year. Please choose from the list of publisher-nominated books for this year’s contest, or write in your own choice.
The results will be published in our April 4, 1994, issue.
To vote, just fill in your ballot, tear out this sheet, and mail it by January 15, 1994, to:
Book of the Year
CHRISTIANITY TODAY MAGAZINE
465 Gudersen Drive
Carol Stream, Illinois 60188
Who is your favorite author?
What theologian or biblical scholar has most shaped your Christian life?
What is your favorite biography?
What book best articulates your Christian convictions or commitments?
PUBLISHERS’ NOMINATIONS
101. Ashamed of the Gospel, John F. MacArthur
102. Bitter Roots, John Moore
103. The Body, Charles Colson
104. The Book of Daily Prayer, Robert Webber
105. The Book of Virtues, William J. Bennett
106. Christianity in Crisis, Hank Hanegraaff
107. A Church for the Twenty-first Century, Leith Anderson
108. Contemporary Christian, John R. W. Stott
109. Descending into Greatness, Bill Hybels and Rob Wilkins
110. Disciplines of Grace, R. Kent Hughes
111. Exit Interviews: Revealing Stories of Why People Are Leaving Church, William Hendricks
112. Finding God, Larry Crabb
113. Finding the Love of Your Life, Neil Clark Warren
114. Further Along the Road Less Traveled, M. Scott Peck
115. He Still Moves Stones, Max Lucado
116. Kneeling in Jerusalem, Ann Weems
117. L.A. Justice, Robert Vernon
118. Living Free in Christ, Neil Anderson
119. The Masculine Journey: Understanding the Six Stages of Manhood, Robert Hicks
120. The Message: ...
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