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Volume 39, Issue 6
May 15, 1995 |
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LETTERS: The Real Enemy
FROM THE SENIOR EDITORS: Your World Is Too Small
Miriam Adeney
EDITORIAL: The Fall and Rise of Marriage
Rebuilding commitment in a culture of divorce.
Karen L. and Michael G. Maudlin
EDITORIAL: Why We Love the Earth
Our belief in a Creator, not crisis scenarios, drives our environmental concerns
Howard A. Snyder
SIDEBAR: Understanding Immigration
John Wilson
ARTICLE: Black Southern Baptists
The SBC's valiant efforts to overcome its racist past.
Joe Maxwell
SIDEBAR: NOT JUST BLACK AND WHITE
Joe Maxwell
ARTICLE: Passing the Southern Baptist Torch
Preserving a rich theological heritage.
Timothy George
REFLECTIONS
NEWS: Is Discrimination Destined to Stay?
Evangelicals work toward expanding opportunities for minorities, while avoiding affirmative-action pitfalls.
John Zipperer
NEWS: Accord Endorses Religion in Public Schools
Randy Frame
NEWS: Communities Put Brakes on Churches in Poor Areas
Andres Tapia
NEWS: Campus Revivals Spread Across Country
Helen Lee
NEWS: Toronto Blessing: Is It a Revival?
While recent revival winds have blown mostly on student populations, in the Canadian province of Ontario a different kind of activity is ongoing in a distinctly older congregation.
NEWS: Dean's Dismissal Draws Faculty, Student Protests
Joe Maxwell
NEWS: Contemporary Sounds Move Into Mainstream
Move over, Amy Grant. Watch out, BeBe and CeCe Winans. Make way, Michael W. Smith. A handful of popular contemporary Christian recording artists are ready to join you in the pop music spotlight.
Steve Rabey
ARTS: Dancing to the Drums of Praise
Impact International uses African tribal heritage to spawn new forms of worship.
Piper Lowell
ARTS: Hope on the Range
Karen L. Mulder
BOOKS: A Generation of Lost Sheep
Where mainline Protestantism went wrong.
Lyman A. Kellstedt, Wheaton College
PHILIP YANCEY: Propagandists for the Grim Reaper
The Nazis had a public-relations problem
Philip Yancey
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