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Issues, Etc. Recommended Journals, Newsletters, and Magazines Each week I produce ten hours of live radio. This means coming up with timely topics and finding informed guests for Issues, Etc. Both Don and I wish to thank the following ministries for their valuable help. We recommend these resources and publications to you. - Jeff Schwarz, Executive Producer "Issues, Etc." ALPHA & OMEGA MINISTRIES / RESOURCES The ministry of popular Christian author and apologist James White. Address: Alpha & Omega Ministries, P.O. Box 37106, Phoenix, AZ 85069 ANSWERS IN ACTION / NEWSLETTER The ministry of Bob & Gretchen Passantino. The Passantinos are frequent contributors to the Christian Research Journal. They are members of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Address: Answers in Action, P.O. Box 2067, Costa Mesa, CA 92628 APOLOGETICS INFORMATION MINISTRIES / RESOURCES The ministry of Craig Hawkins, former co-host with Dr. Walter Martin on "The Bible Answer Man." Craig is a walking encyclopedia of information on the cults, the occult and the New Age movement. He is a member of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Address: Apologetics Information Ministries, 921 South Birch Street, Santa Anna, CA 92701 AUGUSTINE FELLOWSHIP STUDY CENTER / NEWSLETTER The ministry of Ken Samples, former senior researcher for the Christian Research Institute. Address: Augustine Fellowship Study Center, P.O. Box 23, Hemet, CA 92543 A highly recommended resource for Church history buffs. Address: Christian History, P.O. Box 11618, Des Moines, IA 50340 CHRISTIAN RESEARCH JOURNAL / MAGAZINE The publication of the Christian Research Institute. An excellent resource as long as Hank Hanegraaff doesn't write any more articles on baptism. Address: CRI. P.O. Box 500, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92693-0500 The publication of the Jesus People USA edited by Jon Trott. An excellent resource in spite of the confusing layout and design. Address: Cornerstone, 939 W. Wilson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60640 An informative fun-publication featuring the wit, wisdom, satire, and acceptable sarcasm of Doug Wilson. Is Calvinistic, but not "hyper." Address: Credenda/Agenda, P.O. Box 8741, Moscow. ID 83843 GOOD NEWS / MAGAZINE A classic magazine offering simple explanations of Lutheran theology. Edited by Wallace Schulz, associate speaker of The Lutheran Hour. Address: Good News, 6973 Chippewa, St. Louis, MO 63109 The magazine of Christians United for Reformation edited by Mike Horton. Offers articles by both Calvinist and Lutheran theologians. A must resource for those committed to the theology of the Reformation. Address: Christians United For Reformation, 2034 East Lincoln Road #350, Anaheim, CA
92806 The publication of Personal Freedom Outreach directed by Kurt Goedelman. Both Kurt and Dick Fisher, in spite of their decision theology, have been good friends of Issues, Etc. PFO is Benny Hinn's worst nightmare. Address: Personal Freedom Outreach, P.O. Box 26062, St. Louis, MO 63136 An informative journal edited by John Armstrong who has been a frequent guest on Issues, Etc. Features articles on specific theological themes. Address: Reformation & Revival, P.O. Box 88216, Carol Stream, IL 60188 THE WATCHMAN EXPOSITOR / JOURNAL The publication of Watchman Fellowship which is probably the most comprehensive ministry exposing the cults, the occult, and the New Age. Address: Watchman Fellowship, P.O. Box 13340, Arlington, TX 76094-0340 (but not free of cost!) Many of the ministries that we have listed send out their material free-of-charge. Other ministries do place a subscription price upon their publications. Those who have no subscription price do enclose an envelope with their mailing, anticipating that those who want to receive it will be willing to help meet the expenses. We encourage you to recognize that you get nothing for nothing. If you receive material from these ministries with an envelope enclosed, please do your part in supporting the ministry. If you do not meet the cost, they must! For example, our Issues, Etc. Journal circulation has expanded to nearly 3,500 copies. We continue to send out this publication free-of-charge with an envelope enclosed. It costs us about $15 per year for each copy we send out. The monies received from gifts, tape, and book orders does not nearly meet the cost. While we recognize that there are some who cannot afford to give anything, there are those who can. We are at a point of having to consider applying a subscription price. Would you consider covering your cost for 1997 by sending Issues, Etc. $15? The Journal comes to you free-of-charge, but not free of cost. Don Matzat Cassettes / Journals / Program Log / Home |