April 1989 Issue
Who are(n't) we baptizing?
Roger Dudley, Bruce Wrenn, Slimen Saliba
Market research can help us understand where the church is succeeding and failing in its work of preaching the gospel.
Market research can help us understand where the church is succeeding and failing in its work of preaching the gospel.The Adventist pastor and the ordination of women
Arthur N. Patrick
An Australian Seventh-day Adventist gives his perspectives on a matter that has worldwide significance.
An Australian Seventh-day Adventist gives his perspectives on a matter that has worldwide significance.Sometimes you should drop the load
Anonymous
What do you do when your spouse is in the wrong and the church members are asking you to straighten him or her out?
What do you do when your spouse is in the wrong and the church members are asking you to straighten him or her out?Natural remedies and health-care assistance
Albert S. Whiting
On Health and Religion
On Health and ReligionGod's New Envoys: A Bold Strategy for Penetrating "Closed Countries"
James Zachary
Having worked in Asia for nearly 20 years, I have been challenged and encouraged by this book. One is pushed toward discouragement when recognizing that the Christian church is faced with the responsibility of reaching 860 million Muslims, 656 million Hindus, hundreds…
A Right Conception of Sin
Robert M. Wagley
Every now and then we come across a book that, it appears, providence has placed in our hands as it warms and quickens our hearts with its message. This is such a book. Taylor is both cognitive and pragmatic in his assertive approach to the fallacies of the inroads…
Letters to the Editor
Leaves a bad taste in my mouthThe article on the trademark matter("General Conference Trademark Policy," December 1988) leaves me with abad taste in my mouth and some seriousquestions about the integrity and visionof the writers.The matter of assuming control ofgeneric…