November 2002 Issue

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Willmore D. Eva

For the last 25 years or so, the Seventh-day Adventist Church has been tussling over "righteousness by faith."

Start by learning their names . . .

Ron and Karen Flowers

What knowing a name can do to open the way for further ministry.

What knowing a name can do to open the way for further ministry.

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Unmasking male depression

Archibald D. Hart

The last of a one-year series dealing with pastoral pressure points.

The last of a one-year series dealing with pastoral pressure points.

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Bonding our children to Christ

Virginia L. Smith

How we may win and hold the hearts of children.

How we may win and hold the hearts of children.

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Pastor, you tell the story

Melynie Johnson Tooley

Why the pastor needs to tell the worship hour children's story.

Why the pastor needs to tell the worship hour children's story.

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What are we teaching our children?

Bertil Wiklander

A focused look at the objectives and content of children's ministries.

A focused look at the objectives and content of children's ministries.

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Making children feel welcome

Evelyn Omaña

How we can make children feel more at home in church.

How we can make children feel more at home in church.

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Jesus in junior Sabbath School: What would He do?

Kathy Beagles, Jackie Bishop

How we may enhance our contact with children in Sabbath School.

How we may enhance our contact with children in Sabbath School.

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Sharpening our ministry to children

Rene Alexenko Evans

Looking at ways to enrich the way we communicate with children in our congregations.

Looking at ways to enrich the way we communicate with children in our congregations.

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Letters to the Editor

Preaching with freedomEvery article 1 read in the March issueof Ministry was worth far more thanthe price of the journal. "Preaching WithFreedom" (Walter Mueller), "Not YetTheHoly Ghost" (Calvin Rock), and"The Christian and the Postmodernist"(Gary Swanson) helped me…

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James A. Cress

Jesus loves the little children, all the children of the world." You know the tune you learned as a child. Today's blight of clergy child molestation might force us to reword the tune: "Jesus used to love the children; Now He doesn't anymore!"