August 1996 Issue

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Willmore D. Eva

A suggested evaluative support plan for pastors

Ministerial evaluation: pitfalls and opportunities

Leslie N. Pollard, Prudence L. Pollard

Evaluation must pave the way for making leaders informed and relevant.

Evaluation must pave the way for making leaders informed and relevant.

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The crisis of depression

Alan A. Nelson

A pastor's compassionate and proactive intervention can be an important part in ministering to the depressed.

A pastor's compassionate and proactive intervention can be an important part in ministering to the depressed.

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Boring board meetings?

Maxwell G. Townend

Remove the boredom and increase the efficiency.

Remove the boredom and increase the efficiency.

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Annihilation or endless torment?

Brian P. Phillips

The debate within evangelical circles moves closer to the biblical teaching.

The debate within evangelical circles moves closer to the biblical teaching.

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What do your ethics show?

Joseph J. Saggio

Pastoral integrity is fundamental.

Pastoral integrity is fundamental.

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A day for the pastor

Rich Carlson

Not a day off, but a day to develop the lost art of spiritual renewal

Not a day off, but a day to develop the lost art of spiritual renewal

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The Voice of Prophecy's golden anniversary in the Philippines

James Zachary

Strategies for large-scale, evangelistic outreach

Strategies for large-scale, evangelistic outreach

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Letters to the Editor

The Son is upR. O. Stenbakken's article (April1996) surprised me positively andnegatively. Positively, I was pleased tosee some creative suggestions for celebrating the feast of our redemptionannually. Some of the suggested topicsof sermons, as well as the idea of…

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