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But fast, meditate, and pray for yourself.
Mark D. Roberts|
How to Start a Church in 50,000 Indonesian Villages
Seminary president Chris Marantika has the strategy, and he’s making steady progress.
Sharon E. Mumper|
Why Public Schools Don’t Listen
... and what a top-level educator says Christians can do about it.
Charles L. Glenn|
Cancellation of a Christian Speaker Leads to a Reconciliation Process
Eight evangelical leaders have been asked to mediate a dispute sparked by the banning of Tony Campolo from Youth Congress '85.
Randy Frame|
Editor's Note
Thus Saith Houseman
George K. Brushaber|
Current Religious Thought
Heaven: Not Just an Eternal Day Off
Resurrected bodies are not intended just to flit from cloud to cloud.
Anthony Hoekema|
Behind the Headlines, Colombia Is Witnessing a Major Religious Revival
Spiritual renewal crosses denominational lines in a largely Catholic Latin American country.
Guest Editorials: September 20, 1985
Guest Editors|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: September 25, 1985
Reversing Roe vs Wade
It may take more than a single court decision to counter abortion on demand.
Paige Comstock Cunningham|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: September 6, 1985
Does Your Youth Ministry Measure Up?
Paul Borthwick|
Two U.S. Groups Cancel Joint Trip to Nicaragua
Tensions between Church and State in Nicaragua Pose Dilemma for U.S. Christians
Beth Spring|
The Pitfalls of Positive Thinking
Unfulfilled dreams are a fact of life.
Donald McCullough|
A Nobel Laureate Speaks in Defense of Unborn Life
“Hunger Is No Longer Necessary”
Bread for the World's Arthur Simon talks candidly about the politics of feeding the hungry.
An interview by Barbara Thompson|
U.S. Churches Debate Abortion, South Africa, and Pornography
Editor's Note
Satan Scores Twice
J. I. Packer|
How Will the Democrats Answer Evangelical Concerns?

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