About This Issue: June 18, 1965

The major role of the evangelical movement in church history is traced by Associate Editor Harold Lindsell. A chronology of significant evangelistic events (page 7) extends through the present day.

The editorial “A Door Swings Open” relates the growing interest in transdenominational ecumenical cooperation.

The news section features reports from several major church conventions—United Presbyterian, Southern Baptist, and American Baptist. Also, from Great Britain come reports of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and the Convocations of Canterbury and York.

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My Deconstruction Became a Demolition

I left my faith for a destructive life of worldly pleasure. But God didn’t leave me in my unbelief.

How Insecurity Thwarts a Kingdom

Herod’s violence reveals the futility of earthly power.

Paving The Way For God’s Perfect Plan

John the Baptist reveals the call for preparation.

The Event Horizon of Advent

The Christmas season shows us our redeemed past and hopeful future.

After disaster, God draws near

How Jeremiah’s prophecy points to Advent’s promise.

The Song of Mary Still Echoes Today

How the Magnificat speaks to God’s care for the lowly.

The Surprising Arrival of a Servant

Jesus’ introduction of justice through gentleness.

The Unexpected Fruit of Barrenness

How the kingdom of God delights in grand reversals.

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