Christianity Today

September 11, 1995

Volume 39, Number 10

October 2 October 2, 1995
September 1
August 1 August 14, 1995

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Cover Story

Cover Story

The Surprising Works of God

Richard F. Lovelace, Gordon-Conwell

Jonathan Edwards on revival, then and now.

Features

BOOKS: A Christian Manifesto

Mark Labberton

Contributor

Reform-Minded Activists Retain Unmuzzled Voice

John W. Kennedy

Fuller Evangelistic Association Folds

‘Jane Roe’ Plaintiff Joins Pro-life Movement

Mark A. Kellner

Conversion reshapes Norma McCorvey’s views

Christian Videos Carve Bigger Market Niche

Steve Rabey

Mideast Leaders Falsified Ministry Reports

Jonathan Miles

Gospel Crusade suspends two staff following inquiry.

Wycliffe Denies CIA Connection

Rusty Wright

SIDEBAR: Christian Institute Takes Public Stand

Kim A. Lawton

News Network International, in Hong Kong.

SIDEBAR: Young Pastors Shoulder the Burdens

Andrew Wark

News Network International, in Hong Kong.

Countdown to Communism

Andrew Wark

Churches in Hong Kong fear threat to religious freedom when China’s rule returns.

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from September 01, 1995

Classic and contemporary excerpts

BOOKS: Casting Out Demons

Tim Stafford

BOOKS: A Crisis for the President’s Counsel

BOOKS: Possessed by the Spirit of the Age

David Neff

Columnist; Contributor

Chuck Colson’s prophetic first novel.

Helping Johnny Be Good

Tim Stafford

Can ‘character education’ save the public schools?

ARTICLE: Toronto’s Mixed Blessing

James A. Beverley

Holy laughter, miraculous healings, and renewed spirits are bringing shouts of ‘Revival!’ How ripe are the fruits of the Airport Vineyard Church?

Editorial

EDITORIAL: A Barely Tolerable Punishment

Steve J. Varnam, Justice Fellowship

The death penalty is nothing to exult in.

Editorial

EDITORIAL: Public Dollars, Private Efforts

Ron Sider, president of Evangelicals for Social Action

How your tax dollars can partner with ministries to empower the poor.

FROM THE SENIOR EDITORS: A Creed for Christian Citizens

Kenneth S. Kantzer

LETTERS: African Hope

Gamaliel’s Friendly Skepticism

Michael G. Maudlin

Managing Editor

News

News

Ambassadors to the Gypsies

Janis Long Harris

One church’s vision to reach Bulgaria’s poorest.

Additional Articles

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