August 1997 Issue
Unity in diversity in Christ
Walter Douglas
In a global church the principle of unity in diversity will be helpful and effective when the "in Christ" element is embraced
In a global church the principle of unity in diversity will be helpful and effective when the "in Christ" element is embracedThe case of the overlooked postscript: A footnote on inspiration
George R. Knight
A stimulating historical study illuminating the nature of inspiration and revelation
A stimulating historical study illuminating the nature of inspiration and revelationGiving with Joy
Victor Pilmoor
Emphasizing the positive opportunities of Christian stewardship
Emphasizing the positive opportunities of Christian stewardshipWhere is the storehouse?
Robert J. Kloosterhuis
In the Seventh-day Adventist Church, where should tithe he returned: to the local church or the conference/mission? What is biblical?
In the Seventh-day Adventist Church, where should tithe he returned: to the local church or the conference/mission? What is biblical?Journeying through the crisis of loneliness
Hyveth Williams
Causes for loneliness and helpful suggestions for dealing with it in the life of a pastor
Causes for loneliness and helpful suggestions for dealing with it in the life of a pastorPastor Persecutors
G. Lloyd Rediger
A challenging perspective describing the characteristics and effects of contentious church members and some remedial suggestions for dealing with them.
A challenging perspective describing the characteristics and effects of contentious church members and some remedial suggestions for dealing with them.The pastor after a moral crisis
Roger R. Nixon
Is restoration to ministry possible after a pastor's moral lapse?
Is restoration to ministry possible after a pastor's moral lapse?Letters to the Editor
Going beyond unity in diversityI received the December issue ofMinistry today. One of the first things Iread after the letters was your editorial.You did not say, but I wondered if youasked the person in question, "To whichchurch will you go?"I suspect that too many…