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The Missionary that Needs No Visa
How gospel radio is reaching behind closed borders.
Sharon E. Mumper|
Leaders Meet to Discuss the Future of the Episcopal Church
Beth Spring|
What’s Right with Evangelical Worship
Franklin Arthur Pyles|
Does God Really Want to Be Called "Father"?
Howe we refer to God makes a difference.
James R. Edwards|
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Recovering Church Discipline
Chicago Church Acts against a Former Member Who Performs Abortions
Video Conference Links Christians in 54 Countries
John Capon|
Campus Crusade Director Describes Government Harassment of Evangelicals
Beth Spring|
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When God Becomes Vulnerable
Dennis Kinlaw|
Lessons from the Kindergarten of Contemplation
John Warren Steen|
Inside King David’s Diary
Philip Yancey|
Refiner's Fire
Drawing the Line Somewhere
David Neff|
Jerry Falwell Starts a New Political Organization
How Can Evangelical Students in Asia Obtain the Best Theological Training?
Fearing God
Those who have never trembled from head to toe will never know God's perfect love.
William D. Eisenhower|
Oral Roberts University Gives Its Law School to Cbn University
Churches Take Action against Firms Doing Business with South Africa
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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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