April 1990 Issue
With a plan you can
Jose Carlos Rando
A coordinated plan for reaching friends and family members has helped one union nearly double its membership in less than five years.
A coordinated plan for reaching friends and family members has helped one union nearly double its membership in less than five years.The minister as a husband
Roger Dudley
Who should have first priority in the married minister's schedule?
Who should have first priority in the married minister's schedule?What the church does not know
Neal Wilson
Is our lack of understanding of God's promises sapping our strength and preventing us from receiving the latter rain?
Is our lack of understanding of God's promises sapping our strength and preventing us from receiving the latter rain?Inspire your congregation's singing
Wayne Hooper
Helping your congregation to sing with understanding may help them to sing with spirit
Helping your congregation to sing with understanding may help them to sing with spiritGood for nothing
Barbara V. Shelley
Are you too busy meeting others' needs to take time to have your own needs met?
Are you too busy meeting others' needs to take time to have your own needs met?The pastor's fight for good health
Elvin E. Adams
Our church used to be in the business of behavior change, now those interested in this aspect of our spiritual experience are considered legalistic or judgmental. We insist on Sabbath observance, but that is about it.
Our church used to be in the business of behavior change, now those interested in this aspect of our spiritual experience are considered legalistic or judgmental. We insist on Sabbath observance, but that is about it.Letters to the Editor
ATS—only tenable theologicalposition?Your editorial "report" in the December 1989 Ministry on the AdventistTheological Society (ATS) is so clearlyout of character with your usual stance ofnot taking sides that it drove me to writeyou. Some of my concern about ATScenters…