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The Assassination of the President
“America lost a man of great intellectual gifts, a President of strong courage and of great political imagination.”
My Pilgrimage from Liberalism to Orthodoxy
Rachel H. King|
About This Issue
About This Issue: December 06, 1963
John Henry Jowett: Prince of Preachers
John Pitts|
News Worth Noting: December 06, 1963
Resistance at the Church Assembly
J. D. Douglas|
Statistics Spell Shortage of Clergymen
What Christmas Really Is
Oswald C. J. Hoffmann|
The Nature of Humility
Samuel M. Shoemaker|
Christmas and the Home
CT Classic
Mark Hatfield's Personal Use of the Bible
The governor of Oregon explains how he regards the Scriptures.
Mark O. Hatfield|
A Layman and His Faith
‘Do’ or ‘Done’!
L. Nelson Bell|
About This Issue
About This Issue: November 22, 1963
News Worth Noting: November 22, 1963
Current Religious Thought
Review of Current Religious Thought: November 22, 1963
J. D. Douglas|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: November 22, 1963
Freedom on a Hinge
The Book that Understands Me
Emile Cailliet|
Editorial
The Educating Power of the Bible
A Christian Historian’s Role
William J. Mcgill, Jr|

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