March 1998 Issue

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Willmore D. Eva

The pastoral role, especially in certain settings, vies with the most demanding professions of earth.

Net '98: The next millennium seminar

Russell Burrill

Finding a forever friendship with God: the heart of NET '98 outreach

Finding a forever friendship with God: the heart of NET '98 outreach

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New discoveries at Philistine Ekron

Michael G. Hasel,

The archaeological remains of the past throw light on a message for today

The archaeological remains of the past throw light on a message for today

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Behind mission compound walls

Bruce Norman

Guidelines for living in unity despite cultural and social differences

Guidelines for living in unity despite cultural and social differences

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A tryst with Thomas

Dwight K. Nelson

Easter's hope for the skeptic

Easter's hope for the skeptic

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Good news from the grave

Hyveth Williams

The empty tomb of Jesus speaks courage to humanity

The empty tomb of Jesus speaks courage to humanity

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"Christ is risen, indeed!"

Gardner C. Taylor

The certainty and meaning of the risen Christ

The certainty and meaning of the risen Christ

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Viewpoint: Church management: How is it different? What brings success?

Paul Cone, Lawrence Downing

Legitimate adaptation of corporate management principles to church leadership

Legitimate adaptation of corporate management principles to church leadership

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Dying the big deaths

William L. Self

An honest evaluation of life priorities and ministerial performance

An honest evaluation of life priorities and ministerial performance

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Letters to the Editor

Pastoring small churchesJust a quick note to expressappreciation for the emphasis in theSeptember 1997 Ministry. In our day wehave put such an emphasis on bignessthat a congregation is a failure if it doesnot grow at an astronomical rate. Notonly SDAs but the whole…

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