Christianity Today

October 16, 1987

Volume 31, Number 15

November 6, 1987

October 2, 1987

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Improving on Excellence

Letters

The Devil Is Ambidextrous

Happy Hour at Mr. C’s

Editorial

Spiritual Lifts

Without the contributions of Pentecostalism, today’s church would be far poorer.

Compassion and Contempt

America’s Pentecostals: Who They Are

From inauspicious beginnings, Pentecostalism has mushroomed into the largest Christian movement in the twentieth century.

Brother Westbrook Shouted, “Glory,” and Mother Spoke in Tongues

America’s Pentecostals: What They Believe

Speaking in tongues isn’t everything.

Differences within the Family

Saint Luke the Theologian

America’s Pentecostals Where They Are Going

Harold B. Smith

America’s Pentecostals: See How They Grow

Did God Check Out of Vietnam?

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from October 16, 1987

Citizens Join Government in Addressing the AIDS Crisis

North American Scene from October 16, 1987

The Future of Federal Family-Planning Programs

Christian Feminists Form New Organization

Policing Its Ranks

New standards for financial accountability are tougher than skeptics had predicted.

Polling Television Preachers

Christianity Today Surveys the Top TV Preachers

Is TV Appropriate for Mass Evangelism?

Monitoring Government’s Impact on the Family

World Scene from October 16, 1987

Great Britain’s Alternative Churches

Christian Nursing Center Adopts Life-Support Policy

Jim Bakker Made Me Do It

Columnist; Contributor, Philip Yancey

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