Evangelical Friend

"Since the days of the early apostolic church, Christians have felt an inner motivation for getting together for worship, for fellowship and for the work of compassionate service. There is an invisible, yet powerful force that draws together those of like faith and likemind. Evangelical Friend initiates the publication concern to build more adequate and stronger lines of communication among Friends in our world of today" (Evangelical Friend, Vol. 1, No. 1, pg 5) The Evangelical Friend was the official publication of the Evangelical Friends Alliance and was published monthly at 600 East Third Street, Newberg, Oregon 97132.

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Evangelical Friend, July/August 1994 (Vol. 27, No. 6)

Evangelical Friends Alliance

Why the World Needs Evangelical Quakerism. By John Punshon, page 4
Is our heritage really crucial to our ministry?

Apples of Gold. By Arthur O. Roberts, page 6
Discovering the value - past, present, and future - of EVANGELICAL FRIEND

Scrapbook Gleanings. By Lucy Anderson, page 8
Highlights from our history ... Articles you may want to reread

Publishers of Truth, page 14
Three promising young writers you won't want to miss

Hope for Developing Nations. By Carlos Marroquin, page 18
Are the truths we take for granted more valuable than we realize?

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 2
To the Point, 3
WorldWinds, 11
A Certain Shaft of Light, 12
Friends Read, 13
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
Evangelical Friend, May/June 1994 (Vol. 27, No. 5)

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Vitality in Worship. By Ron Woodward, page 2
Are you ready for an encounter with the living God?

Festival or Carnival. By Cary J. Youmans, page 6
Worship is a celebration. Are we celebrating the right things?

Good for Your Health; Hazardous to Your Socks. By Rick Sams, page 10
Going to church could be as important to wellness as going to your doctor.

Risking Community. By Melanie Weidner Watson, page 12
It won't "just happen," but you can help create it.

Centering Prayer. By Jannelle W. Loewen, page 14
"Creativity flourishes not in certainty, but in questions."

A Quarter Century of Change. By Cliff Loesch, page 16
For 25 years she's taken the pulse of Christian Education.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 7
Friends Read, 8
Friends Write, 9
On the Growing Edge, 13
What About Our Friends? 19
Ponderings and Bustlings, 28
Evangelical Friend, March/April 1994 (Vol. 27, No. 4)

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Sovereignty, Sacrifice, and Service. By John P. Ryser, page 2
God has given bountifully. What is your response?

The Spiritual Mystery of Tithing. By Joe Gerich, page 6
The math doesn't add up, but somehow it works.

From Fear to Faith. By Mark Kelley, page 9
Financial Faith - an incompatible concept or real possibility?

Liberation for Ministry. By David L. Johns, page 14
We must give each other freedom to serve.

Friends Helping Friends. By Gordon Browne, page 16
How obedient stewardship saved the family farm.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 7
A Certain Shaft of Light, 8
On the Growing Edge, 11
Friends Read, 12
Friends Write, 13
What About Our Friends? 19
Evangelical Friend, January/February 1994 (Vol. 27, No. 3)

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Forgiveness as a Witness. By Joyce Sams, page 2
Why give up your 'rights' when you've been wronged?

The Clock Ticks Louder. By Ron Stansell, page 6
History's on the run .... Can we keep up?

Maria - Mary. By Carolyn Stansell, page 8
Through tragedy and struggle - still chosen by God

The Power of Prayer. By Phil Smith, page 8
Can prayer really change the world?

The Jericho Road. By Lauren King, page 12
Who should we help?

The Castle. By Janelle Townsend, page 15
Building shelter that lasts

Serve the Lord with...? By Vaughan Palmore, page 16
It's not what you do that matters most.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
On the Growing Edge, 10
To the Point, 11
WorldWinds, 14
Friends Read, 17
Friends Write, 17
Hot off the FAX, 19
What About Our Friends? 20
Evangelical Friend, Sept./Oct., Nov./Dec. 1993 (Vol. 27, No. 1 & 2)

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A Nature Nudge. By Gary K. Fawver, page 2
Finding new ways to be present to God's presence

Using Sports as an Evangelistic Tool. By Greg Linville, page 6
"If you build it - they will come."

Listening for the Trumpet. By Walt Everly, page 10
When Christmas comes to life

Humanizing the Holy. By Darlene R. Graves, page 12
Imagination and stories - ways to get inside the Bible

How in the World Do We Tithe? By Betty M. Hockett, page 14
Even chickens and rice become gifts to God.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 7
Friends Read, 8
Friends Write, 9
Ponderings and Bustlings, 11
A Certain Shaft of Light, 16
What About Our Friends? 18
Evangelical Friend, July/August 1993 (Vol. 26, No. 6)

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What in the World Is God Doing? By Fred Gregory, page 2
Behind the scenes on the evening news lies another reality.

Sent to Siberia. By Robert Sheldon, page 6
Is Russia ready to be a mission field?

Storytelling. By Carol A. Mullikin, page 8
Exploring the process of knowing God and each other

Haven for the Homeless. By Carol Munson, page 11
One church family's simple and effective offer of love

The Eye of the Storm. By David Burch, page 13
An insurance agent meets hurricane Andrew.

'Publishers of Truth' Contest Winners, page 14
Touching stories of how God touches us

God's Grandeur Revisited. By Tom Springer, page 19
Can even the earth be redeemed?

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 9
A Certain Shaft of Light, 10
WorldWinds, 17
Friends Read, 18
Friends Write, 18
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
Evangelical Friend, May/June 1993 (Vol. 26, No. 5)

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Vocation as Ministry. By Darwin M. and Janet L. R. Melnyk, page 2
Only through our faith can our work transform our world.

Because a Fire Burns in My Head. By Susan Shaw, page 6
"Where your deep gladness and the world's deep hunger meet..."

The Call to Ministry. By Denis Knight, page 8
From suburbia to the inner-city, a doctor "leaves his nets."

The Widow and the Snowy Sidewalk. By Cliff Loesch, page 10
"All our needs are part of the same piece of fabric."

Queries on Radical Stewardship, page 12
Hey! This might be for you.

A Neglected Resource. By Bruce Bishop. page 14
Can the church minister to us through ALL of life's transitions?

The Ministry of Work. By D. Elton Trueblood, page 18
Does God have a divine intention for everyone?

Unexpected Holy Ground. By Marilyn D. Brenden, page 20
How God used cancer and computers

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 7
Friends Read, 9
Ponderings and Bustlings, 13
On the Growing Edge, 16
What About Our Friends? 21
Evangelical Friend, March/April 1993 (Vol. 26, No. 4)

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Naming Evil and Doing Good. By Rebecca Thomas Ankeny, page 2
What kind of knowledge do you need to make the right choices?

Who Are the Pagans? By Paul Thornburg, page 6
Enlightenment that obscures

Christ's Victory Over Evil. By Harold F. Carl, page 8
Only death could give us life.

Structural Evil. By Max Carter, page 10
What is the nature of the enemy we fight?

Jesus and the Ghetto. By John Oliver, page 12
Love that works, a model for modern times

The End of Pacifism. By Walter Wink, page 14
Jesus calls us to creativity, not "doormatism."

The Lamb's War. By Richard Foster, page 17
The paradox of spiritual warfare

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 13
Friends Read, 16
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, January/February 1993 (Vol. 26, No. 3)

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Funny Things Happen on the Way to the Cemetery. By Tom Mullen, page 2
Does humor have a place in the holy life?

Comic Reversal and Cosmic Reversal. By Stan Thornburg, page 6
A stand-up routine in Galilee

Laughter Defies Gravity. By Howard R. Macy, page 9
Comedy: a choice of faith

Tales of a New Convert. By Evan Jay Lee Kell, page 12
A light look at life among Friends

Humor as a Survival Tactic. By Jim Teeters, page 14
Hope, trust, and healing

A Time to Laugh. By Jack L. Willcuts, page 16
The use and abuse of levity

What's So Funny? page 19
Overheard, overlooked, overjoyed, overrated, and overdone

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Read, 8
To the Point, 10
On the Growing Edge, 11
Friends Write, 13
Hot off the FAX, 18
What About Our Friends? 20
Ponderings and Bustlings, 28
Evangelical Friend, November/December 1992 (Vol. 26, No. 2)

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The Shadow and the Substance. By John Punshon, page 2
A search for the deeper truths and a real experience

The Sacrament of Discipleship. By Chuck Orwiler, page 6
Who do you want to be "like"?

Listening to God Together. By Margaret Benefiel and Ken Haase, page 8
Discovering direction in times of decision

Fulfilling the Love Commandment. By Karen Roberts, page 10
Is it possible for others to know everything about you and still accept you?

The Purest Praise. By Hank Helsabeck, page 12
When you thank God for what He does, don't neglect to praise Him for who He is.

Worship in Central Africa. By Willard Ferguson, page 15
What can you learn about loving God - African style?

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 7
Friends Write, 14
Friends Read, 14
A Certain Shaft of Light, 17
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
WorldWinds, 28
Evangelical Friend, September/October 1992 (Vol. 26, No. 1)

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The Church Comes Home. By Robert Banks, page 2
A phenomenon present throughout church history is emerging once again.

The Church - A Scriptural Portrait. By Roscoe B. Townsend, page 6
Putting together 'sketches' gives us a more complete picture.

Miracle on 2nd Street. By Greg Skipper, page 9
Making a place for the unchurched

Restoring Inactive Members. By Marilyn D. Brendan, page 11
How can you help when someone drifts away?

Belonging to the Club Without Joining. By Harold Antrim, page 13
Commitment and participation go hand in hand.

William Penn. By Del Coppinger, page 14
One of the most successful democratic experiments was inspired by Quaker beliefs.

Redefining Senior Adults. By Win and Charles Arn, page 16
A growing section of our population has more to offer than ever before.

25 Years. By Harlow Ankeny, page 18
A founder recaps this magazine's first quarter century.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 9
Ponderings and Bustlings, 10
Friends Write, 12
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
On the Growing Edge, 28
Evangelical Friend, July/August 1992 (Vol. 25, No. 6)

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How Missionaries Enrich Cultures. By Don Richardson, page 2
Spiritual meanings lie dormant in many traditions.

Evangelism vs. the Gospel. By Rebecca Thomas Ankeny, page 7
"The power of the Gospel does not depend on the perfection of the messengers."

Grandma Is a Pastor. By Janelle Townsend, page 8
"Minding the Lord" is serious business.

What's Next, Lord? By Betty Hockett, page 10
Through war, uncertainty, and changes of plan, God was always one step ahead.

The Quadriphonic Great Commission. By Paul Anderson, page 12
Four separate accounts add richness and depth to Christ's commands.

Called? ... Who Me? By Lucy Anderson, page 14
God wants us to use our gifts.

James. By Linda Pullen, page 16
A reflection on what it means to be Christlike

Lotteries: A Bad Bet. By Tom Simpson, page 17
A guide to asking the right questions

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Read, 6
To the Point, 9
Friends Write, 18
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, May/June 1992 (Vol. 25, No. 5)

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On Being a Safe Male. By Stan Thornburg, page 2
Being "safe" means much more than "nonviolent."

How Close Is Intimate? By Royce Frazier, page 6
Only freedom can create this kind of bond.

When You Haven't Got Time for the Pain. By Bruce Bishop, page 8
Converting loneliness to solitude

The Birds and Bees. By Stan Hinshaw, page 10
Who is going to tell your children about sexuality?

Coming Home. By Richard Foster, page 14
Slip into something comfortable and be yourself.

Going Whole Hog. by Stephen Hoke, page 17
Are career missionaries out of date?

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 9
On the Growing Edge, 12
Friends Write, 13
Friends Read, 16
Hot off the FAX, 19
What About Our Friends? 20
Ponderings and Bustlings, 28
Evangelical Friend, March/April 1992 (Vol. 25, No. 4)

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Onward Christian Soldiers. By Chuck Orwiler, page 2
"Laying down flesh and blood weapons feels like suicide unless we are convinced the spiritual ones are just as substantial."

Between Good Friday and Easter. By Margaret Cox Wallace, page 6
Where is our hope when faith is lying dead in the tomb?

Stewardship of the Peace Testimony. By Mike Huber, page 7
Are we going to preserve our heritage or use it?

Peace ... When Do We Talk About It? By George Robinson, page 9
In wartime the participants are also victims.

Praying for Justice. By Rebecca Ankeny, page 11
" ... until justice comes, there will be no peace."

What Is God Doing Among Those 'Other' Quakers? page 12
"YouthQuake," by Bruce Bishop
"Friends Bible Conference," an interview with Chuck Fager
"Growing Up Liberal," by Paul Jolly

On the Tip of the Iceberg. By Dave Byrne, page 18
There's more to missions than missionaries; there's you!

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 8
Friends Read, 10
WorldWinds, 17
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, January/February 1992 (Vol. 25, No. 3)

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Toward Healing. By Jan Wood, page 2
Discovering some realities about spiritual and physical healing

Recovery Ministries in the Local Church. By Pat Fehlman, page 6
Delivering Christ's healing to the hurting in the world (and in the church)

Spiritual Roller Coasters and Spiritual Liberation. By Phyllis H., page 10
A painful journey of tentative highs and crushing lows finally finds resolution in dependence on God's power and love.

Christlikeness in Emotional Expression. By Rodger Bufford, page 14
Finding a place for feelings

Fantasies of a Frequent Flyer. By Stan Thornburg, page 17
Which section do you sit in?

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Read, 9
Ponderings and Bustlings, 13
To the Point, 16
Friends Write, 19
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
On the Growing Edge, 28
Evangelical Friend, November/December 1991 (Vol. 24, No. 2)

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Walter and Emma Malone. By John Oliver, page 2
Many aspects of Quakerism as we know it today were pioneered by this venturesome couple.

Women in Leadership: The Fly or the Ointment. By Mary Katherine Morse, page 7
Are we getting our models of hierarchy from the world or from Christ?

A Legacy of Faithfulness. By Susan M. Shaw, page 9
A Southern Baptist discovers Quaker women.

Women in Ministry: One Man's Experience. By Paul Galbreath, page 10
"The removal of the minister as the 'male authority figure' offers us the possibility of understanding ministry and leadership in new ways."

How to Handle the 'Gimmies.' By Kathleen Bufford, page 12
Finding a positive response to the greed of the Christmas season

Poems of Christmas Hope. By Arthur O. Roberts, page 14
"Even two pregnant women chatting over tea can signify a turn of history..."

Regular Features
To the Point, 3
Speaking the Truth, 4
WorldWinds, 6
Friends Write, 16
Friends Read, 18
Hot off the FAX, 19
What About Our Friends? 20
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, September/October 1991 (Vol. 25, No. 1)

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Model ... Teacher. By Marti Watson Garlett, page 2
What can we learn about teaching from the Master Teacher?

Christians Make a Difference. By Gary Townsend, page 6
Society's children will be influenced by someone. Why not Christians?

Milo Ross: A Study in Resourcefulness. By Dennis Hagen, page 9
Quaker higher education owes much to this multifaceted man.

Queried Glory. By Barbara Dehlinger, page 11
A poet reflects on "Pied Beauty" by Gerald Hopkins

Nourishing Pastoral Effectiveness. By R'Dean L. Smith, Jr., page 12
How to "grow" a strong and effective minister.

It's Not the Same Anymore! By Betty M. Hockett, page 15
Putting up with GROWING pains and growing PAINS

Fifth World Conference: A Reflection. By Joel Schmeltzer, page 16
What happens when evangelicals rub elbows with the "other Quakers"?

Letter Writing as a Tool of Influence. By Carol Kelley, page 18
Take your pen in hand and make it "mightier than the sword."

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Read, 8
To the Point, 10
On the Growing Edge, 17
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
Ponderings and Bustlings, 28
Evangelical Friend, July/August 1991 (Vol. 24, No. 6)

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Teaching Each Other to Pray. By Howard Macy, page 2
Practice may make "perfect," but sometimes we need a little help.

Embracing the Silence. By Paul Anderson, page 6
Do you suffer from "spiritual attention deficit"?

A Christ-Centered, Bible-Believing Quaker. By Richard Wood, page 8
The implications are not as obvious as you might think.

Music Is Mighty in Manila. By Dick Cadd, page 11
Drama and music bring a message of hope to packed theaters.

How About a Bible Study? By Becky Towne, page 13
Fun, fellowship, and spiritual growth, too

Working to Reconcile. By Jennifer L. Fyock, page 14
Fostering unity between races within the church is not just "nice," it's "necessary."

Still Going Strong. By Betty M. Hockett, page 16
Flexibility and perseverance make up a missionary's life.

We Need Them, Too. By Joshua Brown, page17
Breaking down barriers sets those on both sides free.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Write, 9
Friends Read, 10
WorldWinds, 12
To the Point, 18
Hot off the FAX, 19
What Aobut Our Friends? 20
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, May/June 1991 (Vol. 24, No. 5)

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As for Me and My House. By David O. Williams, page 2
How can your family reflect Jesus Christ to the world?

Does Your Family Need Help? By Rodger K. Bufford, page 6
Six steps to build and strengthen family relationships

Can Mothers Find Unity? By Lisa McMinn, page 9
Bridging the gap between "stay-at-home" and "working" moms

Foster Care: A Family Ministry. By Roger and Sue Watson, page 11
Children who need healthy homes can learn about love.

Father's Unwavering Love. By Audrey M. Oliphant, page 13
A daughter remembers the priceless heritage of a Godly father.

A Place for Me. By Barbara Reynolds, page 14
Finding a church family

A Vision of Possibility. By Susan Willcuts Kendall, page 16
Discover a new calling beyond the world's agenda for success.

Peace and the Gulf. By Kirk Mylander, page 18
The story of a personal journey

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
To the Point, 7
On the Growing Edge, 8
Friends Read, 15
Hot off the FAX, 20
What About Our Friends? 21
Ponderings and Bustlings, 28
Evangelical Friend, March/April 1991 (Vol. 24, No. 4)

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Come out of the Deadly Cocoon. By Lauren King, page 2
Will our churches fly or die in cozy isolation?

A New Day - A New Way? By Del Huff, page 6
Life and ministry in Central Europe, before and after "the Iron Curtain" fell.

Stop the Revolving Door. By John Ryser, page 10
Are we undermining pastors' effectiveness or helping them fulfill their potential?

Friends Have a Future - IF. By Stan Perisho, page 12
Our effectiveness in the world may depend largely three vital disciplines.

Of Old Crusts and New Life. By Bruce Bishop, page 15
Are we keeping young people in the locker room or letting them out on the field?

Tenderhearted John. By Betty Hockett, page 17
A childhood experience begins a lifelong journey of love and boldness.

The Twenty-third Psalm. By Margaret Cox Wallace, page 18
Explore this old favorite anew and discover profound truths and healing.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Write, 8
To the Point, 17
Hot off the FAX, 21
What About Our Friends? 22
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, January/February 1991 (Vol. 24, No. 3)

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Ministering in a Different World. By James R. Newby, page 2
Mainline churches are dying. Can we face the challenge of the future?

Waking Up to a Generational Revolution. By Tom Sine, page 6
"Boosters," "Boomers," and "Busters" - Is the church ready for them?

Grandad, the Bible, and the Newspaper. By John Punshon, page 10
Does the Bible have anything to say about our modern, complicated, and often uncomfortable world?

Making Peace - Making Disciples Interview of Johan Maurer. By Ron Mock, page 13
What does peacemaking have to do with evangelism?

Impressions from the First International Theological Conference of Quaker Women. By Celia Mueller, page 15
Learning to view women as Jesus does may be more challenging than you think.

An Unexpected Ministry. By Martha L. VanCise, page 17
Involvement in social issues can be more than "protest;' it can be ministry.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Ponderings and Bustlings, 9
Friends Read, 12
To the Point, 16
What About Our Friends? 20
WorldWinds, 28
Evangelical Friend, November/December 1990 (Vol. 24, No. 2)

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Jesus Is Lord. By Arthur O. Roberts, page 2
Does the death of Jesus really make any difference?

Does Theology Help Us or Hurt us? By John Miller, page 6
Is it possible to love God with all your mind?

God's Grace Can Set Us Free. By Mark McMinn, page 9
Many things in our culture can cause entanglement. Only Christ can balance our lives for true freedom.

When You Follow a Star and Find a Stable. By David J. Robinson, page 14
What do you do when your dreams lead you somewhere unexpected?

The 'Family Altar' and Family Altering. By Winifred Peterson, page 16
This time-honored tradition is needed more than ever in Christian homes today.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Read, 8
On the Growing Edge, 12
Friends Write, 13
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, September/October 1990 (Vol. 24, No. 1)

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Intercultural Ministry and the Chameleon Strategy. By Ron Stansell, page 2
What does this lowly member of the animal kingdom have to do with ministering to our world?

C.A.R.E. for the City. By Steve Pedigo, page 6
Urban mission fields are expanding. How can we begin to address these opportunities?

Life Ministries: An Open Door in Houston's Fifth Ward. By Randy Littlefield and Roy Skeeter, page 9
A vital inner-city ministry mixed with volunteers from across the nation yields amazing results.

Where to Draw the Line. By John Barclay, page 12
Where do we draw the line in our relationships to the practices and values of a predominantly non-Christian culture?

On Becoming a Christian. By Arthur O. Roberts, page 16
Whether you have chosen Christ or are still searching, this beautifully simple explanation of the journey will illuminate your path.

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
WorldWinds, 11
Friends Read, 15
What About Our Friends? 19
Ponderings and Bustlings, 28
Evangelical Friend, July/August 1990 (Vol. 23, No. 11/12)

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Evangelism is Social Action. By Luis Palau, page 2
Exciting stories of social change through soul change from Ecuador to the Netherlands

EFI Explained. By James E. Morris, page 6
A new acronym has arrived on the scene, but what does it mean?

In Spirit and in Truth: Faith in Action. By Manuel Guzman, page 9
Uniting Friends around the world

Amerasians: Children of the Dust. By Carole Spencer, page 10
Half American-half Vietnamese, these young people are searching; perhaps you can help them find meaning and purpose.

Four World-Changing Ideas. By D. Elton Trueblood, page 12
Discover these basic precepts which have helped shape a great mind.

Medicine on the Hill. By Betty M. Hockett, page 14
Nursing in the hills of Burundi involved challenges never addressed in nursing school.

The Sentinel. By Arthur Roberts, page 17

Friend to Friend. By Mike Huber, page 17
Churches can be 'Pen-Pals' too

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Read, 8
On the Growing Edge, 16
What About Our Friends? 19
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28
Evangelical Friend, May/June 1990 (Vol. 23, No. 9/10)

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Dealing with Addiction. By Michael Grogan, page 2
Why is addiction so pervasive in our society?

Goin' Fishing. By Tom Mullen, page 6
Love finds a way to heal a family

Unemployment: the Other Side. By Nancy Thomas, page 10
Personal experience heightens understanding

Pastors Need to Face Retirement, Too. By Jack L. Willcuts, page 12
Hints on how to gracefully face this second great turning point in life

The Small Church & Divorce Recovery. By Roger L. Wood, page 14
Even the smallest communities are touched by the breakup of marriages.

Christian Estate Planning. By F. D. Baker, page 17
Good stewardship can continue even after death.

On a Wing and a Prayer. By Phillip E. Taylor, page 18
Memories of the past, hope for the future

Regular Features
Speaking the Truth, 4
Friends Read, 8
Friends Write, 9
The Growing Edge, 16
What About Our Friends? 20
A Certain Shaft of Light, 28