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John Wycliffe and the Dawn of the Reformation
Donald L. Roberts|
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From the Archives: Five Bulls of Pope Gregory XI Against Wycliffe
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John Wycliffe: Did You Know?
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Recommended Resources: John Wycliffe
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Bible Translation Since John Wycliffe
George M. Cowan|
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Straight Answers in a Crooked Age
The quest for intellectual integrity in Christian leadership has a ways to go.
Fred Smith|
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Wycliffe's England: A Time of Turmoil
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War and Peace in the Local Church
An interview with Lynn Buzzard
Terry Muck, Dean Merrill, and Marshall Shelley|
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Christian History Timeline: Wycliffe's World
The 14th Century
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From the Archives: A Short Rule of Life for Priests, Lords, and Laborers
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FROM THE EDITOR
Terry C. Muck|
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PULPIT PLAGIARISM
It's getting harder and harder to fool all the people all the time.
Jamie Buckingham|
Christian History
The Parson
Reprinted from Adventures in English Literature by R.B. Inglis and Dr. J. Spear; Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc., Copyright 1958.
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From the Archives: Why Wycliffe Translated the Bible Into English
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A Code of Conduct for Boards
Stephen A. Bly|
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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHER
Paul D. Robbins|
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THE EASY YOKE
Dr. Paul Brand with Philip Yancey|
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John Wycliffe: From the Publisher
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Anatomy fo a Church Fight
A Case Study for Leadership Readers
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When Your Friend is Dying
How to help when your only gift is eternal hope.
Betsy Burnham|

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