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Volume 25, Issue 4
Fall, 2004 |
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Wired, Wired World
Making ministry a little E-asier.
Back-seat Fighter
Would I ever learn to keep my comments about church antagonists to myself?
By Nancy Nicewonger
Blogger Predicts Revival via Web
Is the next Great Awakening happening on the Internet? Personal weblogs are the new big tent.
By Rob Moll
Body Politics
Amid political tensions, when is a pastor to speak out and when to refrain?
By Gordon Macdonald
Keeping Conflict Healthy
The Leadership Forum
Leadership Surveys Church Conflict
Bad news: 95% experience conflict. Good news: 94% report positive results.
By Eric Reed
What kind of leaders do younger people want?
Insights on leading and being the church.
panel question
Crisis Ready
Tragedies are inevitable but never expected. When the next one occurs, will your church be strengthened or shattered?
Mel Lawrenz
2005's Newest Minority
Protestants no longer dominant religious group by year's end.
News You Can Use: Outreach with Horsepower
Connect with people whose motto is Love me, love my car.
The Heart of Stone Church
When one member stonewalls growth and outreach, what is a church to do?
By John R. Throop
Not Your Mama's Church
A multi-ethnic movement to reach leaders of the next generation.
Warren Bird
Navigational Errors
A thriving church sank, not because it hit an iceberg, but because of six leadership mistakes afterward.
[ Name Withheld ]
Six Steps to Settling Differences
After two failed attempts, I asked a pro to lead the meeting. Here's what he did.
Steve Larson
Leading Worship Leaders
4 ways I'm learning to guide artists.
By Nancy Beach
Cyber Pastors
Our small-group follow-up is faster and more frequent.
By T. R. Robertson
More Internet Ideas that Work
How are you connecting with your church and community in cyberspace?
Reaching the Post-Christian
They're today's non-seekers, who've seen Christianity and think they have reasons for rejecting it.
By Daniel Hill
Why Serious Preachers Use Humor
Plus: Top 25 Worship Songs
Water from Home
Parched and hurting, I stood alone.
By Ted Traylor
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