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Reflections
Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from June 19, 1995
Oklahoma Christians Rise Up
Jerry Pierce|
Failed Ventures Imperil Fuller Institute
Top officials leave a troubled church-growth ministry
Edward Gilbreath|
Cover Story
ARTICLE: Why Evangelicalism Is the Future of Protestantism, Part 1
Alistair McGrath|
Firefighter Recalls Finding Helpless Child
Bonne L. Steffen|
ARTICLE: Why I Use Fighting Words
A response to John Woodbridge's Culture War Casualties.
James Dobson|
Ministry Funds Lost in New Era Bankruptcy
Thomas S. Giles|
NBEA Hears Promise Keepers' Message
Kevin A. Miller|
Charles Colson
CHARLES COLSON: Plotting for the Presidency
You always were good at dirty tricks.
Charles Colson|
Editorial
EDITORIAL: The Fall and Rise of Marriage
Rebuilding commitment in a culture of divorce.
Karen L. and Michael G. Maudlin|
SIDEBAR: NOT JUST BLACK AND WHITE
Joe Maxwell|
Editor's Note
FROM THE SENIOR EDITORS: Your World Is Too Small
Miriam Adeney|
Letters to the Editor
LETTERS: The Real Enemy
Groups Protest R-rated Priest
Book Briefs
BOOKS: A Generation of Lost Sheep
Where mainline Protestantism went wrong.
Lyman A. Kellstedt, Wheaton College|
Accord Endorses Religion in Public Schools
Randy Frame|
Dean's Dismissal Draws Faculty, Student Protests
Joe Maxwell|
ARTICLE: Black Southern Baptists
The SBC's valiant efforts to overcome its racist past.
Joe Maxwell|
Is Discrimination Destined to Stay?
Evangelicals work toward expanding opportunities for minorities, while avoiding affirmative-action pitfalls.
John Zipperer|
SIDEBAR: Understanding Immigration
John Wilson|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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