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When it was published in 2001, the World Christian Encyclopedia counted 33,830 denominations worldwide; with the amount of debate and division over theology and ...
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The Christian and the Head-Spreader
Straight talk from a satisfied customer.
Joan L. Jacobs|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from February 01, 1974
Current Religious Thought
Has God Spoken?
Leon Morris|
Slacks Split Clergy
Deborah Miller|
Urbana ’73: ‘A Way I Can Help’
Edward E. Plowman and Donald Tinder|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: January 18, 1974
Editorial
Missions in Transit
Minister’s Workshop
Minister’s Workshop: January 18, 1974
Mary E. Jepson|
A Layman and His Faith
The Wrath to Come
L. Nelson Bell|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: January 18, 1974
The Refiner’s Fire: Drama
Cheryl Forbes|
A Master Lesson on Prayer
Insights from the model given by Jesus.
Richard C. Halverson|
Prophets and Green Palms
What the Bible has to say about bribery.
Marvin R. Wilson|
Thrice I Cried, or, How to Be a Minister’s Wife If You Loathe It
Lessons not found in books.
Meredith Wells|
Radio Church: Is Anyone Listening?
A plea Jor imaginative programming.
C. Benjamin Hale, Jr.|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from January 18, 1974
Current Religious Thought
Mission Motivation
Peter Beyerhaus|
I’m National, Join Me
David Kucharsky|
Religion in Washington: An Act of God
Edward E. Plowman|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: January 4, 1974

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