Table Of Contents
September
2011
Volume 55, Number 9
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Cover Story
The horrors of 9/11 were not unlike those of Good Friday.
Features
Pastors, authors, & ministry leaders describe how that fateful day transformed their lives and ministries.
A suburban Chicago church ministers to Muslims at home and abroad.
The 'Vicar of Baghdad' says the key to Muslim-Christian relations is very personal.
Portland-based ministry Responder Life sees police officers, firefighters, and dispatchers as an unreached people group.
Views
Our movement is wide enough to include a variety of methods.
Observers weigh in on how interactions between the two religions have changed in recent years.
We have secularized the ancient Jewish rite—but it is still inescapably religious.
Reviews
Picks from Steven Greydanus, film critic at Decent Films Guide.
Why worship may help kick the habit. A review of 'Addiction and Virtue.'
Brief reviews of 'A Sunlit Absence,' 'The Final Hour,' and 'Owen Barfield on C. S. Lewis.'
Why cohabitating couples are putting their future at risk. An interview with Glenn Stanton on 'The Ring Makes All the Difference.'
Short reviews of 'With,' 'God in a Brothel,' and 'Seven Days that Divide the World.'
News
A new survey found that Christian schooling makes a difference—and that different kinds of Christian education produce different results among their graduates.
Important developments in the church and world.
New report: More congregational combinations driven by mission, not survival.
Mom gets 18 months probation for showing her daughter a ritual chicken death.
Evangelical NGOS say the ruling is unlikely to change their operations, but the case touches on larger principles.
Observers weigh in on how churches should respond to children disrupting a worship service.
What the Ethiopian Orthodox have learned from the expansion of evangelicals.
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