March 2010 Issue
Tribute to James A. Cress
Nikolaus Satelmajer, Willie E. Hucks II
The worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church pays tribute to a fallen leader.
The worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church pays tribute to a fallen leader.Mastering children's stories
Marvin Hunt
How do we tell a good children's story-one that will keep the attention of young people?
How do we tell a good children's story-one that will keep the attention of young people?The emerging church: A call to action and authenticity (Part 1 of 2)
John Jovan Markovic
Should we be wary of this movement and its potential impact upon worship and church life? Or welcome it?
Should we be wary of this movement and its potential impact upon worship and church life? Or welcome it?Saying Thank you to your congregational team members
Willie E. Hucks II
Ten ways pastors can express appreciation to the church members who lighten their load.
Ten ways pastors can express appreciation to the church members who lighten their load.Church and culture: New challenges and a proposal to shape the culture in which we live
Aleksandar S. Santrac
The author indicates that "We need to speak up about personal engagement in shaping contemporary culture." How do we accomplish this goal?
The author indicates that "We need to speak up about personal engagement in shaping contemporary culture." How do we accomplish this goal?H1N1 Virus: Protect yourself and think prevention
Jina Kim
How to avoid the H1N1 virus.
How to avoid the H1N1 virus.Cheer up - He's calling you!
Anthony Kent
How does the story of Bartimaeus speak to us as pastors? In the last decade, a great deal has been published on the perils and pains associated with pastoral ministry.1 Significant issues such as burnout, sexual indiscretions, abuses of power, and failed relationships have been associated with clergy. These issues are worthy of attention.
How does the story of Bartimaeus speak to us as pastors? In the last decade, a great deal has been published on the perils and pains associated with pastoral ministry.1 Significant issues such as burnout, sexual indiscretions, abuses of power, and failed relationships have been associated with clergy. These issues are worthy of attention.Letters to the Editor
Pastoring in painEditor’s note: We have received anoverwhelming outpouring of lettersregarding Bruce Martin’s article,and we wish we could publish themall, but we can only include just asampling. Be assured that we haveread all of them—as we do everyletter—and we thank…