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Revivalism Without Social Reform
Joel A. Carpenter
Thriving on Conflict
The very thing that makes evangelicalism attract and hold large numbers of people undercuts its effectiveness in social reform.
Lauren F. Winner
Separation of Church and Reich
The surprising story of how one Nazi regime ended the war with more Jews than it had before.
Jeff Lipkes
Church Growth: New Latino Congregations Spring Up
Church networks are cooperating to launch congregations in unlikely U.S. locations.
By Rodolpho Carrasco.
We Can't Stop Now, by Ralph Reed
Ralph Reed is a Republican strategist, president of Century Strategies, author of Active Faith (Free Press), and former executive director of the Christian Coalition.
The Book Report: Fighting the Wrong Battle
Don Eberly, a former aide in the Reagan White House, is founder of the National Fatherhood Initiative and director of the Civil Society Project.
Don Eberly
The Back Page | Charles Colson: Beating the Odds
Christians in two states defeat gambling by exposing its harmful effects on the poor.
By Charles Colson
Setting Captives Free
It takes more than getting a woman inmate out of jail to turn her life around
By Jody Veenker
Chasing Amy
God intervened in a NOW activist's unlikely conversion
By Frederica Mathewes-Gree
Character Forged from Conflict
An interview with Jim Henry
Pastors in the News
—Edward Gilbreath
The Emancipation of a White Preacher
William Fraher Abernathy
South Side Showdown
James T. Meeks
Pastor and Activist
Edward Gilbreath
Finding the Forgotten
Pietism: Did You Know?
Moving on Many Fronts
Preaching, social concern, missions, ecumenicity were among the major emphases of Pietism.
GARY SATTLER Gary R. Sattler, Th.D., is Assistant Professor of Christian Formation and Discipleship, and Director of the Office of Christian Community at Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, California
Luther on the Use of Money
CARTER LINDBERG Carter Lindberg is Professor of Church History at Boston University School of Theology. He is the author of A Third Reformation?
Modern Voices: The Christian and Money
Everybody's talking about money but few agree. What are they saying, and why?
RANDY PETERSEN Randy Petersen is a free-lance writer from Westville, NJ, and a consulting editor for Christian History
Businessman's Religion
Philanthropy &Piety in Early 20th Century Chicago
Paul H. Heidebrecht's doctoral dissertation at the University of Illinois focused on the relationship between faith and economic activity among Protestant businessmen in early 20th- century Chicago. This article is taken, with permission, from Chicago Presbyterians and the Businessman's Religion, 1900–1920, which appeared in the Journal of Presbyterian History, Vol 64, No 1, Spring 1986, a publica- of the Presbyterian Historical Society.
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