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Volume 40, Issue 10
September 16, 1996 |
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A Prophet Out of Harlem
Willing to tell the hard truth, evangelist Tom Skinner inspired a generation of leaders.
Edward Gilbreath
Abortion Pill Seems on Fast Track
By Kim A. Lawton
Also: Schools Grapple with Sharp Rise in Psychology Students
By Ted Olsen
Argentina: Prison Ward Becomes Model Church
By Ralph D. Tone in La Plata, Argentina.
Books: By Their Books Ye Shall Know Them
Books that have shaped American evangelicals in the last 40 years
John G. Stackhouse, Jr.
Christian Runs Amuck in Hindu Temple
City Sends Message to Abortionist
Correspondence School Raided
Jeremy Reynalds
Did They Have to Die?
Forty years after five missionaries lost their lives in the Ecuadorian jungle, the killers explain what really happened.
Steve Saint
Editorial: Standing Firm, Moving Forward
CT founder Billy Graham charts the course for evangelicalism's future.
By Billy Graham, evangelist and the founder of this magazine.
English Declares Secular Freedom
FEC Sues Christian Coalition
Guardian of God's Word
The amazingly balanced, wise, biblical, and global ministry of a local pastor, John Stott.
David Wells
How We Celebrate
How We Celebrate
The Editors
Hurting Helpers
Will the Christian counseling movement live up to its promise
Steve Rabey
Last Puritan
James Packer has had a considerable influence in America because he has written and said what evangelicals have most needed to hear.
Mark A. Noll
Letters: A God of wonders!
Members Snooze to Avoid Eviction
By Mark A. Kellner.
Muslim Mobs Destroy Churches
New Era Bankruptcy Case Moves Toward Resolution
By Randy Frame in Philadelphia
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