November 11, 1996

Reforming Gomorrah: Judge Bork’s case for censorship and other radical proposals for retaking America.

Evangelical environmentalists press to add creation care to the church’s mission.

Youth Are Key in Moving Past ‘Feel Good’ Reconciliation

Serbian Baptists Hope for Return to Croatia

Profamily Victories Tempered by Abortion Override Failure

Government Awakens to Persecution

Pastor Paul: Two new commentaries on Philippians that should be on your bookshelf.

Ministry Critics Embrace Web’s Uncensored Forum

Jim, Tammy Faye Describe Downfall

Bennett Indicted on 82 Counts

A Gen-Xer reflects on the deficits bequeathed to his generation and on its fear of redemption.

Straight Arrow

Short-termers have their place, but not at the expense of career missionaries.

Leighton Ford gives the charge to a new generation who will guide the church into the next century.

California: Ex-Deacon Guilty in Securities Scam

Cinema: Dorothy Has Her Day on Film

Utah: Evangelists Sue

Can it be said of us that we surprise others by the sympathy and compassion we extend toward to the gay and lesbian community?

The biblical assessments of homosexual practice are unambigous in their rejection of it

Evangelism: Jews Oppose Baptist Outreach

Evangelical Lutherans: Ex-Treasurer Accused of Embezzlement

Arts Showcase: Birth Announcement

Latin American musicians Justo Almario and Abraham Laboriel jazz up the gospel.

Romancing Pentecostalism: Clark Pinnock’s theology of the Holy Spirit builds a bridge between divided communities within evangelicalism.