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Volume 14, Issue 1
Winter, 1993

ARTICLES

Displaying 1 - 20 of 113 articles.

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FROM THE EDITORS
While agreement is wonderful, sometimes conflict is better than consensus.
Marshall Shelley

STANDING IN THE CROSSFIRE
An interview with Bill Hybels

WHEN'S IT'S A SIN TO ASK FOR FORGIVENESS
Sometimes it's wrong to take the blame.
Name withheld

A WOUNDED PASTOR'S RESCUE
How one near-casualty was saved and returned to ministry.
Jim Amandus with Bobl Moeller

THE LANDMARK SERMON
A clear word at the right time can keep the church from getting separated.
Jack Hayford

ANIMAL INSTINCTS
Five ways church members will react in a fight.
Norman Shawchuck and Robert Moeller

WARS YOU CAN'T WIN
Facing determined guerilla forces may be a no-win situation.
Andre Bustanoby

WAYS TO SHAKE OFF THE DUST
Steps to putting a forced farewell behind you.
Louis McBurney

THE CONCILIATION CAVALRY
When things look hopeless, you can call in outside help.
Eddy Hall

WHEN NOT TO CONFRONT
Sometimes conflict is better left alone.
Leroy R. Armstrong, Jr.

ARE PASTORS ABUSED?
Criticism comes with the territory, but sometimes it crosses the line.
Arlo Walker

CAN SERVANTS SAY NO?
Rick Stedman

A POWERFUL PRESENCE
How to provide what the sick and dying need most.
Richard Exley

CARING FOR THE CONFUSED
The oft-forgotten ministry to those with Alzheimer's.
Kevin Ruffcorn

SAINTWATCHING
With patience and a sharp eye, you can spot them in the wild.
Charles Denison

PEOPLE IN PRINT

TEN REASONS NOT TO RESIGN
How one pastor kept himself from bailing out.
Don Bubna

COMEBACK
A sense of calling returns from the disabled list.
Jim Kallam, Jr

IDEAS THAT WORK

CONTENDING FOR THE TRUTH...IN CHURCH PUBLICITY
When you tell others about your church, is honesty the best policy?
Wayne Kiser

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