Summer 1989

Wisdom isn’t in the multitude of voices; it’s finding, and listening to, the right one.

In a world of competing demands, how much should the church expect of its lay people? A Leadership Forum

An interview with Lloyd John Ogilvie

When a church languishes, sometimes the causes are hidden.

Ways to begin healing the ill-used bodies within the body.

Despite the statistics, it’s not mission impossible.

Is the pastor the board’s chaplain, leader, or employee?

Of the many ways to make a church known to a community, what works best?

What to do when the pastorate feels like a long night on the assembly line.

Investing in outreach can pay off, even when market conditions aren’t favorable. But you need a strategy.

How to enjoy a country church when it’s a cross-cultural experience.

Even the let’s-get-down-to-business types will be more effective when they see the hidden human element.