January 2001 Issue
How do we get them to listen?
Stephen Grunlan
What preachers may do to inspire better attention among their hearers
What preachers may do to inspire better attention among their hearersGrowing a healthy church
John Grys, Greg Schaller
Eight tried factors that will transform a church into a growing congregation
Eight tried factors that will transform a church into a growing congregationThe church and volunteerism
Paul Cone, Lawrence Downing
Motivating, organizing, and properly utilizing volunteers in the church
Motivating, organizing, and properly utilizing volunteers in the churchPreaching as an instrument of transformation
Stephen P. McCutchan
Capitalizing on the interaction of the spoken word and the congregation to make preaching effective
Capitalizing on the interaction of the spoken word and the congregation to make preaching effectivePitfalls of ministry
Bert B. Beach
Three enemies of authentic ministry: Overprofessionalization, petrification, and pessimism
Three enemies of authentic ministry: Overprofessionalization, petrification, and pessimismConviction and truth in Adventist education
Charles Scriven
The need for maintaining faithfulness to conviction and responsiveness to burgeoning truth
The need for maintaining faithfulness to conviction and responsiveness to burgeoning truthReflections on a pastoral visit
Chor-Kiat Sim
Dynamics that create effective pastoral visitation
Dynamics that create effective pastoral visitationTurning scars into stars: How a small Chinese church discovered its purpose
Robert Wong
The amazing story of a congregation that placed human need above corporate respectability
The amazing story of a congregation that placed human need above corporate respectabilityLetters to the Editor
September 2000 issueWill Eva's editorial "Toronto'sBurning Issue" raises furtherquestions on the thorny issue of divorceand remarriage in the Seventh-dayAdventist Church questions thatAdventists tend to shy away from as acommunity.Our church upholds the stand thatGod…