November 2001 Issue
Who's to blame?
James A. Cress
Reflections on recent tragic events
Reflections on recent tragic eventsMissions global and at home
Gary Krause, Mike Ryan
Keeping the delicate balance.
Keeping the delicate balance.Serious about secular society?
Barry Oliver
Viable Christian witness in the secularized West.
Viable Christian witness in the secularized West.Incarnational ministry
Bertil Wiklander
Entering into the life or context of those to whom we minister.
Entering into the life or context of those to whom we minister.Helping your church through 10/40 window emphasis!
Jon L. Dybdahl
Inspiring renewed interest in real missions.
Inspiring renewed interest in real missions.Missions across cultures
Pat Gustin
The challenge to understand and reach disparate cultures.
The challenge to understand and reach disparate cultures.Church fights and the "third voice" middle
David Brubaker
Encouraging the voice of the less vocal center in conflict situations.
Encouraging the voice of the less vocal center in conflict situations.A tension that's good for corporate health
James Coffin
Promoting the natural tensions between local and worldwide church needs.
Promoting the natural tensions between local and worldwide church needs.Preaching with certainty here and now
J. Grant Swank Jr.
Preaching courageously in today's church.
Preaching courageously in today's church.SEEDS - they're growing!
Marti Schneider
A report on church planting and a recent SEEDS conference.
A report on church planting and a recent SEEDS conference.Letters to the Editor
Managing conflict in the churchI was enriched by jack Morris's article"Managing Conflict in the Church"(May 2001). The suggested way of handling church conflict is a must to everyminister. Pastor Morris also delineatedthe psychological reasons promptingpeople to be…