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Double-Digit Churches
The unique struggles and joys of pastoring a congregation of less than a hundred.
Marshall Shelley|
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TO ILLUSTRATE...
Marshall Shelley|
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WHERE SIZE MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Marshall Shelley|
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Reaching Men: The Church's Overlooked Minority
Cliff Stabler|
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LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY
Paul Borthwick|
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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHER
Paul D. Robbins|
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Shepards Who Have Stayed
Leadership Forum
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DANGERS IN ILLUSTRATING SERMONS
LeRoy Patterson|
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After the Fiasco: Restoring Fallen Christians
Those who fail are not condemned for life. The trouble is, they often think so.
Dean Merrill|
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What I Wish I'd Known about Single-Adult Ministry
A veteran shares what he's learned on the job with the churche's newest specialty group.
Bill Flanagan|
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IDEAS THAT WORK
Missionary mail that ministers
Richard Lewis|
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The New Look of Women's Ministry
Karen Mains|
Editorial
Can Christian Colleges Survive the Eighties?
Editorial
The Bob Jones Decision: A Dangerous Precedent
You don’t have to be a racist to support BJU’s tax exemption
Kenneth S. Kantzer|
Editorial
Drunken Driving: Are We Angry Enough to Stop It?
Editorial
The Central American Powder Keg: How Can Christians Keep It from Exploding?
Christian History
From the Archives: Wycliffe Causes Controversy Over Eucharist
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CREATIVE SUFFERING
Paul Tournier|
Christian History
John Wycliffe: A Gallery of Wycliffe's Defenders, Friends and Foes
John Wycliffe|
Christian History
From the Archives: In the Year of Death, Wycliffe Wrote to Pope Urban VI
This translation from the Latin appears in The Prosecution of John Wyclyf by Joseph H. Dalmus, published by Yale University Press. 1952. Used by permission.

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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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