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Can Haiti Be Revived?
The struggle for justice receives a boost from Christian ministries.
By Randy Frame in Port-au-Prince; Additional reporting by Ted Olsen|
Inner City Renaissance: Helping the Poor Help Themselves
As economic development initiatives sweep the country, some evangelical churches are showing the way.
by Randy Frame|
Back to the Future?
President Clinton and Republican-dominated Congress face fresh struggles over family-values agenda.
by Kim A. Lawton in Washington, D.C., with additional reporting by Randy Frame.|
Church and State
Conservative Christians in the Cross Hairs
The IRS denies that ministries and nonprofits are unfairly targeted.
by Randy Frame|
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News Briefs: November 14, 1994
By Randy Frame|
National Association of Evangelicals: Trying to Avoid a Midlife Crisis
Randy Frame|
Homosexuality: Intervarsity President Clarifies Views
Randy Frame|
Will a Do-It-Yourself Abortion Drug Hit the Market Soon?
Randy Frame|
1990 In Review: Exit Communism, Apartheid
Randy Frame|
And Now—Deprogramming of Christians Is Taking Place
Randy Frame|
Pro-Life Leaders Say 1986 Has Been a Very Good Year
More and more are coming to regard abortion as a violation of the civil rights of the unborn.
Randy Frame|
Africa: Still in Need of Daily Bread
Randy Frame|
Jerry Nims: Backing Books from the Religious Right
Randy Frame In Atlanta|
Coalition on Revival: Plan Calls for Doing Away with Public Schools, IRS
Randy Frame|
Homosexuality
The Evangelical Closet
Randy Frame|

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