June 1994 Issue
Let's preach the distinctives
Robert S. Folkenberg
Adventist preaching finds its distinctiveness in the context of the gospel in its end-time setting.
Adventist preaching finds its distinctiveness in the context of the gospel in its end-time setting.The sin of Saint Peter
Caleb Rosado
Racism remains a cancer in the body of Christ.
Racism remains a cancer in the body of Christ.Redemptive discipline
Jay Gallimore
A vital but much-neglected ministry
A vital but much-neglected ministryMinisterial students visit Manila
Archibald P. Tupas
In March 1991, 35 ministerial students of Philippine Union College traveled to Manila for field education.
In March 1991, 35 ministerial students of Philippine Union College traveled to Manila for field education.Cell groups bring success in Hong Kong
James Zachary
I was concerned. Something was missing! The conference was sponsoring a major evangelistic series in a city of more than 5 million; a large hall was rented, but not one handbill, not one newspaper ad, not one radio or television spot, had been prepared.
I was concerned. Something was missing! The conference was sponsoring a major evangelistic series in a city of more than 5 million; a large hall was rented, but not one handbill, not one newspaper ad, not one radio or television spot, had been prepared.Metaphor in your message
Luis F. Acosta
A metaphor is a means, not an end.
A metaphor is a means, not an end.Previewing the remnant
Wilma Zalabak
God's people at the end of time
God's people at the end of timeLetters to the Editor
Bangalore Annual CouncilAs an avid reader of Ministry formore than two decades, oftentimes Iitched to respond to articles thatstimulated my thinking, and now isthe time. In my opinion, missiologicallythe most significant statement I ever saw published in myfavorite…