January 2007

Editorial

Devastating Enlightenment

Tears streamed down my face as I listened to a Ugandan pastor one Sunday morning in the spring of 1977. […] more

Why Alliance Missions Needs a Makover

By Dr. Bob Fetherlin

The Extreme Makeover team goes into a distressed, inadequate housing situation, captures the story of the people living there, and […] more
A Rainbow Every Day–Part Two

By Mary Whitbeck

Read A Rainbow Every Day, Part 1 from the December 2006 issue. On August 30, 1942, the West Lashaway was […] more
40 Years in the Wilderness

By Jorge Encina

While a Christian enjoys the inheritance of heavenly blessings and eternal life, a sinner is subject to the infinite mercy […] more
Father to the Fatherless

By Joy Brougher

Father’s Day is celebrated in many countries, including Venezuela. However, it is not celebrated nearly as much as Mother’s Day. […] more
Much to Do

By Bryon Butler

“What is it like to live here?” I asked “You mean what is it like during the day?” Pastor Aníbal […] more
What Becomes of Them?

By Dorothy Wood

It is Friday night at a drug rehab center. Carina, a student at the Alliance Bible Institute, answers questions about […] more
A New Kind of Missions

By Elisa Brown

It’s no secret that a number of people are leery of short-term missions trips. Some think it’s money poorly invested […] more
Healing Begins with Forgiveness

By Heather Hahn

Ah, Friday afternoon! Children filled the air with laughter as they bought ice cream cones. Cars accelerated out of parking […] more
Will You Be Successful?

By Ron Morrison

It’s hard to believe another year has passed! Do you remember all the things you said you were going to […] more
Good!

By Gary B. Phaup

Several years ago, my wife brought home Corrie ten Boom’s Clippings from My Notebook. I read from the rear jacket […] more
Building Bridges

By Randy Clarke

The water was rushing two feet deep over the small bridge on the road to the border town of Chuy, […] more
Destination: Congo

By Anonymous

How did a group of men and women from a town about 20 miles from Washington, D.C., end up holding […] more