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Why Study Church History?
Surprising answers from a variety of writers
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WORSHIP IN A BOX
Chuck Stober|
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THE PASTOR AS SURVIVALIST
How to make do when your church has less than enough.
Craig Brian Larson|
Christian History
A Forceful Faith
Excerpts from Florence Nightingale's letters and diaries.
Ted Olsen|
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BIGGER BUILDINGS AREN'T THE ONLY ANSWER
Ray Bowman|
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A NEW CONTEXT IN MINISTRY
David C. Fisher|
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THE SQUARE PASTOR IN A ROUND CHURCH
How much do you change to fit a peculiar people?
Dave Wilkinson|
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LEADERSHIP AT ITS BEST
The articles from the first ten years that helped readers most.
Mark Galli|
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FROM THE EDITORS
Paul Robbins|
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LEANING INTO THE FUTURE
Ministry momentum springs from great expectations.
Leith Anderson|
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CHRISTIAN MUSIC: THE COST CONTROVERSY
A pastor asks some hard questions, and a musician responds.
Dwight Burchett and Steve Gardner|
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Is This My Father's World?
An interview with Warren and David Wiersbe|
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TRENDS IN PASTORAL CARE
How to minister to the cocooned, overextended, and fractured people of the nineties.
Lyle Schaller, Steven L. McKinley, Knute Larson, and Wayne Jacobsen.|
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MANAGING A MULTICULTURAL CONGREGATION
Rupert Loyd|
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EVANGELISM FOR THE NINETIES
A Leadership Forum
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PEOPLE IN PRINT
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WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A PASTOR
Sherman Roddy|
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LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY
Compiled by Mark Galli|
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HARNESSING YOUR CHURCH’S HISTORY
How to put yesterday to work for tomorrow.
Douglas Scott|
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THE BACK PAGE
Harold L. Myra|

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