September 2002 Issue
African-American worship: Its heritage, character, and quality
R. Clifford Jones
A dynamic worship legacy from which everyone may benefit.
A dynamic worship legacy from which everyone may benefit.Pastoral Counseling: The art of referral
Larry Yeagley
Principles the pastor may consider when counseling.
Principles the pastor may consider when counseling.The perils of pursuing success
Archibald D. Hart
Pastoral pressure points, part 5
Pastoral pressure points, part 5Spiritual leadership or baptized secularism?
Rex D. Edwards
Principles for leading churches from a spiritual base.
Principles for leading churches from a spiritual base.In the name of God? Pastoral responses to religious terrorism
Jonathan Gallagher
How religious leaders can abuse the people they serve.
How religious leaders can abuse the people they serve.Conflict can be healthy for a church
David W. Hinds
Biblical models for constructive conflict management.
Biblical models for constructive conflict management.A perfect leader doesn't exist
V. Neil Wyrick,
Characteristics that make a leader effective.
Characteristics that make a leader effective.Pastoral care: The Holy Spirit and the human spirit
Neville A. Kirkwood
The spiritual and personal side of pastoral care.
The spiritual and personal side of pastoral care.Letters to the Editor
Kwabena Donkor's title question,"Should We Be Postmodern toMinister to Postmoderns?" is an interesting question. A similar question mightbe asked, "Should we be modern tominister to moderns?" In embracingrationality and objectivism, WesternChristianity has apparently…