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Article By Pauline J. Chang

Lack of Leadership: the Crux of Church Failures

''We always talk about not having enough money. It was an awakening for all of us to see that every one of our fantastic failures had to do with leadership''
Barna Survey: Evangelism Most Effective to Youth

''Families, churches and parachurch ministries must recognize that primary window of opportunity for effectively reaching people with the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection is during the pre
WCC to Review Prospects for Korean Peace and Reunification

''The WCC and CCA leadership is hopeful that the meeting will contribute to defusing tensions and overcoming the present stalemate in the Korean peninsula''
Southern Baptist Relief Shifts Focus to the Caribbean Islands
SBC Adopts Ecclesiological Guidelines for New Churches

''In SBC life, ordination carries with it implications of authority and oversight, and I believe the Bible relegates authority and oversight to men''

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