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Volume 51, Number 7
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Cover Story
Africa's rapid embrace of prosperity Pentecostalism provokes concern--and hope.
More from this Issue
Joe Maxwell knows everything from evangelicalism to skinning squirrels.
New museum touts young-earth view.
Comments on getting permission to convert in Malaysia, China 2008's missionary potential, and other topics.
Missouri Baptists frown on beer as evangelistic hook.
Nazarenes rethink entire sanctification.
Shuler, a Democratic Congressman from North Carolina who ran as a social conservative, defeated a Republican incumbent in 2006.
The Center for Reclaiming America for Christ closes, Iraq added to religious rights watch list, and InterVarsity back at University of Wisconsin-Superior.
You can tell a lot about someone by what he says about Falwell.
Arlene Sanchez Walsh on the African-style prosperity gospel right in our backyards--in immigrant Latino churches.
When you enter the Valley of the Shadow of Death, things change.
Ugandan-born theologian Emmanuel Katongole offers a new paradigm for missions.
My life in the troubled, redemptive church.
Bob Roberts has an idea that may change American congregations, if not the world.
God's War is the new standard in the field.
Short reviews of Dissident Discipleship, When Saints Sing the Blues, and Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters.
Webber's Divine Embrace touches both head and heart.
