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August 15 1994, 1994
Volume 38, Number 9
August 15
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Mixing Politics and Piety
Christian talk radio's high-wireless act is soaring. But without strong accountability structures, it could lose its balance.
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Soccer Outreach Has Higher Goal
Christians mobilize to reach a multitude of World Cup fans.
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Prominent Iranian Church Leaders Slain
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A Russian Call to Repentance
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