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ASSOCIATION
COPING WITH ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTIES DEPARTMENTS
8 DID YOU SAY ‘UNCERTAINTY’ OR ‘OPPORTUNITY’? by Ken Davis
3 EDITORIAL:
Financial difficulties just may be an open door to evangelism. GOD MUST COME FIRST—
EVEN IN UNCERTAIN TIMES!
10 WILL AND ESTATE PLANNING, by Jodi Reece Harris
by James E. Cossey
Leaving a will is the wise and thoughtful thing to do.
6 FORWARD TOGETHER
11 UNITY OF THE BODY DURING UNCERTAIN TIMES, by Rodney Cundiff
IN CHANGING TIMES:
TRUSTING THE UNCHANGING
Unity within the Church is even more important in times of financial downturn.
GOD IN CHANGING TIMES
by Raymond F. Culpepper
12 CONSIDER YOUR LIFESTYLE AND CONTENTMENT, by Wallace J. Sibley
The biblical principle of contentment can soften the blow of loss of income.
21 CHURCH OF GOD
CHRONICLES:
14 TO COSIGN OR NOT TO COSIGN, by Homer G. Rhea
THE EVENING LIGHT AND
Guidelines for how to, or not to, help a friend in need.
CHURCH OF GOD EVANGEL,
by David G. Roebuck
15 INVESTMENT STRATEGIES IN UNCERTAIN TIMES, by Al Taylor
Beware of get-rich-quick schemes.
27 NEWSLINE,
compiled and edited
by Wilma Amison
16 CREDIT UNIONS VS. BANKS! HOW SAFE? by Jim Golden
Which savings institution should I use?
17 GOD’S FAITHFULNESS, by Timothy M. Hill
Continue to trust our trustworthy God in a time of crisis.
FEATURES
18 THE GLORY OF GOD AND THE BEAUTY OF WORK, by Jackie David Johns
Work is an essential characteristic of God’s design for human existence.
20 CHILDREN AND WORK ETHICS, by Tom R. Kovach
Pointers for introducing children to the joys of a task well done.
22 PRINCETON PIKE PERPETUATES A LEGACY
A church praises God for His 80 years of blessings.
24 THE MINISTRY OF THE CIRCLES, by Mark Hisle
Spiritual truths emerge from “going in circles.”
26 ENTERING HEAVEN, by Emma Peterson
For a guaranteed entry, go with Jesus!
30 TO ACT JUSTLY AND TO LOVE MERCY, by Walter N. Maris
What does the Lord require of us?
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