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The Dissatisfaction of Francis Schaeffer
Thirteen years after his death, Schaeffer's vision and frustrations continue to haunt evangelicalism.
by Michael S. Hamilton
Jonestown: Twenty Years Later, Cults Still Lethal
The horror lingers, yet the number of aberrant groups keeps growing as people seek community.
by Christine J. Gardner in Chicago
Francis's Troubled World
In that day, it took extreme measures to live for peace: a photo-essay.
The Editors
Counter-Culture Christianity
A look at the radical utopian communities that sprang up across the early frontier.
Bruce L. Shelley is senior professor of church history at Denver Seminary. He is author of many books, including All the Saints Adore Thee: Insight from Christian Classics (Baker, 1994). He is an editorial advisor to Christian History.
Chicago Tribune Investigates Jesus People USA
"British rector says divorcing parents are child abusers, and other stories from media sources around the world."
Ted Olsen
Jesus' People
Lessons for living in the we decade
Timothy Jones
Conflict Divides Countercult Leaders
A 1994 Christianity Today article reports on the conflict between sociologist Ronald Enroth and JPUSA.
Doug LeBlanc
Jesus' Woodstock
"After 20 summers of love, the Cornerstone Festival still opens doors for unknown musicians and unlocks truth for hungry minds"
Todd Hertz
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