December 2001 Issue
Why liberals and conservatives have difficulty talking to each other
Herbert E. Douglass
An insightful view into a common problem and how it may be addressed.
An insightful view into a common problem and how it may be addressed.The personal touch of hospital visitation
Eric Segawa
Practical approaches to patients in hospitals.
Practical approaches to patients in hospitals.The secular campus: Today's Macedonian call
W. Ray Ricketts
Chaplaincy on the secular campus offers the most fertile ground for evangelism and nurture.
Chaplaincy on the secular campus offers the most fertile ground for evangelism and nurture.Improved ministry for the deaf
John Blake
Building a more responsive ministry among the deaf.
Building a more responsive ministry among the deaf.Visiting our members: A lost art?
Major C. White
The need and advantages of well-planned member visitation.
The need and advantages of well-planned member visitation.Being mirrors in the parsonage
Joel N. Musvosvi
How pastors and their spouses may support each other in ministry.
How pastors and their spouses may support each other in ministry.The Nebuchadnezzar narratives
John McVay
Effective principles of leadership from Daniel's situation.
Effective principles of leadership from Daniel's situation.Galatia's perverted gospel (part 2)
Garth Bainbridge
Exposing the Galatian's confused gospel and its relevance to Christians today.
Exposing the Galatian's confused gospel and its relevance to Christians today.Letters to the Editor
On divorce and remarriageMinistry \s to be commended for atimely discussion on marriage,divorce, and remarriage. The debates atthe General Conference in Torontodemonstrated the topic's importance.Somewhat surprising is the slant in yourarticles (April 2001), that divorce…