March 1997 Issue
Planting a church for young adults
Karl Haffner
People are more important than programs and buildings
People are more important than programs and buildingsAnger
Larry Yeagley
Growing toward personal and spiritual maturity
Growing toward personal and spiritual maturityYouth in trouble: What can Pastors do?
Nikolaus Satelmajer
Resources for young people in need
Resources for young people in needLessons from evangelism in Pakistan
Borge Schantz, Patrick Boyle
An insightful ministry experience
An insightful ministry experienceMinistry and young adults
Paul Haffner
Ministry opportunities for vision-filled young adults
Ministry opportunities for vision-filled young adultsYouth Ministry: looking beyond the present
D.C. Edmond
Being willing to change approaches (not principles) over time
Being willing to change approaches (not principles) over timeToward a Christ-Centered Expression of Our Faith
Norman R. Gulley
The 27 beliefs in light of the cross
The 27 beliefs in light of the crossLetters to the Editor
Why ministers leaveIn his letter, Harry Ballis (May 1996)states that in the eighties and ninetiesapproximately 40 percent of ministers leftthe church workforce. While I don't doubtthese figures, I take issue with the reasonsgiven for their leaving.Ballis says: "Ex-pastors…