Leadership Journal

Fall 2007

On the Margins

Volume 28

Winter 2008
Summer 2007

In This Issue

How churches are reaching "the least of these".

Articles in this Issue

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Dumping Ground

In a place where even people are considered refuse, no one would listen to the educated, accomplished pastor. Until he became one of them.

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The Zoloft Dispensation

Pastoring in the meds age, when everybody’s on something.

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Story Time

A small group that’s all about you.

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Take Time to Be What?

A classic hymn shows why holiness is scarce these days.

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Chronics Overload

When the needy get too needy.

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All I Have Is Second String

Can my B-players make an A-team?

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Why Many Young Adults Quit

One in four young Protestants has walked away from the church.

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Want to Be Wonder-full?

We really like our Vaseline tubes. That’s what makes us less likely to follow Jesus to the margins.

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Alien Nation

One pastor’s perspective on the immigration debate—and immigration opportunity.

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Effective Hospital Visits

Look carefully for the primary condition: fear, fatigue, or …

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“Unproductive” Visits

Why must I spend so much time nodding and smiling, when my to-do list is so long?

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From Good Intentions to Actions

How one church got started ministering to their neighbors.

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Guides to the Kingdom

Why our church attends to prodigals, children, the poor, and those with disabilities.

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Outside In

What it takes to minister to those on the margins.

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Dei Laborers

Rick McKinley and the Imago Dei Community are taking the whole gospel to the whole city of Portland, Oregon, even to the margins.

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My Death

Darin announced his suicide plans online, and followed through. How can I help our small town cope with his very public pain?

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5 Kinds of Christians

Understanding the disparity of those who call themselves Christian in America.

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Good Marginal Thinking

The heroes of church history began as reflective Christians who doubted what everyone else took for granted.

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