Excerpt from Presbyterian Journal, Vol. 45: May 7, 1986

May 7, 1986, Volume 45, N o. 1 21 Under My Palm Tree 22 Christians in the Marketplace 4 News 23 Books 8 small-town Evangelism Kennedy Smartt 28 Mailbag 1 1 Not a Sledgehammer (part 11) Paul R. Gilchrist 29 Unequal Time 13 Sunday School Lessons for 30 Editorial issn 0032-7549 William S. Barker, Editor and Publisher the presbyterian journal Joel Belz. Executive Editor (and continuing the Presbyterian Guardian) Stephen Lutz, Assistant Editor is devoted to the statement. Defense. And propagation of Peggy W. Everhart. Business Manager the Gospel. The faith once for all delivered to the saints, promoting a Christian understanding of current and Published every third Wednesday by God's World ecclesiastical issues through the affirmation of Christian Publications. Inc. Second class postage paid at Asheville. Truth from a foundation of Reformed theology according NC 28802. Additional point of entry for second class to an infallible and inerrant Scripture. With application of mailing authorized at Greenville, sc. @1986 God's a Biblical world-and-life view to the culture in which we World Publications. Inc. Live in the service of the Triune God. Subscription Price: $12 a year (1 7 issues) for individuals (add if outside us). Back copies, if Member of the Evangelical Press Association and of the available: each, 10 or more copies: 75¢ each. Wfiie, Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. For group subscription rates.

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