August 1998 Issue

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Changes in the North American Division retirement plan

Del Johnson

A comprehensive review of the new NAD employee retirement plan

A comprehensive review of the new NAD employee retirement plan

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The preacher goes to Wall Street

Nikolaus Satelmajer

Getting the most out of the new North American Division retirement plan

Getting the most out of the new North American Division retirement plan

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Preparing for the golden handshake

Gordon Botting

A practical guide for retirement preparation

A practical guide for retirement preparation

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South Pacific Division changes retirement plan

Gil Valentine

A contemporary and fair plan, introduced after input from workers

A contemporary and fair plan, introduced after input from workers

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A matter of simple justice: remuneration for pastor's wives

Brian D. Jones

The case for paying pastors' wives involved in ministry

The case for paying pastors' wives involved in ministry

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Retirement the British way

Marcus Dove

A summary of the recently implemented British Union retirement plan

A summary of the recently implemented British Union retirement plan

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Do retired workers ever really retire?

D. A. Delafield

Retirement can open the doors to a new type of meaningful service

Retirement can open the doors to a new type of meaningful service

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Needed: pastors in service or retired

James Zachary

Report: Arenas in which retired workers may make a difference

Report: Arenas in which retired workers may make a difference

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Viewpoint: Church and change

Dan M. Appel

How does the church handle change?

How does the church handle change?

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Letters to the Editor

On women's ordinationDr. Damsteegt (Letters, February1998) restates the conservative argumenton women's ordination with a spirit ofcalm assurance. He is confident that hisposition is biblically sound and mustprevail as the official policy and practice ofthe Seventh-day…

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James A. Cress

Some ministers eagerly approach retirement with well-tailored plans while others view retirement as the curse that removes them from "the real world."