Table Of Contents
October
2014
Volume 58, Number 8
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Cover Stories
Asian American Christians are growing in influence and audience. Will they be embraced by their broader church family?
The Seattle pastor believes Asian Americans need to speak out about race in America.
The campus ministry has pioneered intentional, personalized training for Asian American leaders.
Features
Why the pulpit—and not the screen—still belongs at the center of our churches.
Australia pastor Mark Sayers says influence has to be about more than book sales and retweets.
. . . and rich are the financially desperate. Just ask my family.
Liberty, Grand Canyon universities super-charge distance education.
Views
Why a nationwide standard for classrooms may cause concern.
Beauty for the many: Why I side with conservationists over nature mystics.
Reviews
Michael Horton's message to restless believers: Stay put, and build the church.
Richard Foster's son gets acquainted with the spiritual disciplines.
An excerpt from 'True Paradox: How Christianity Makes Sense of Our Complex World'
Rescued from the sex trade, Anny Donewald now seeks to rescue others.
News
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our October issue).
Outside Insight: Some say it’s the new norm. Others don’t consider it biblical.
New research spotlights what the continent’s believers (and those worldwide) are missing.
Does it matter that the Good Book is printed where many Christians lack one?
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