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2004, V181, Jul-Dec Author Index Adams, Roy Adventist Review: 2004, v181, Jul-Dec Author Index Adams, Roy Derelict not to try. (Editorial). Jul [1], p6(966). Devaluing human life. (Editorial). Oct 21, p5(1541). I felt God's hand. (Editorial). Sep 9, p5(1333). It's probably happening. (Editorial). Aug 12, p5(1189). Mary and other expectations. (Editorial). Dec 23, p5(1861). The pursuit of happiness. (Editorial). Nov 11, p5(1653). Remember Grenada — and Ivan the terrible? (Cover story). Nov 11, p22-26(1670-1674). They encouraged me. (Devotional). Nov 25, p24-26(1736-1738). They'll be home for Christmas. (Editorial). Dec [2], p6(1750). He said no to Her Majesty. (Cover story). Dec 9, p8-13(1800-1805). Allen, Lahai T. A bug's life. (Guest editorial). Aug 19, p6(1222). Little is much. (Guest editorial). Jul 8, p6(1014). Amador, Maribel Made to order. (What has He done for you lately?). Dec [2], p36-37(1780-1781). Baker, Benjamin Front porch standoff. (Touched by the Spirit). Oct [7], P12-13(1468-1469). Bediako, Matthew A. Questions people ask. (Countdown to St. Louis). Oct [7], p11(1467). Bietz, Gordon White-collar thieves. (Lifestyle). Dec 23, p14-16(1870-1872). Black, Larry D. Disruptive winds. (Devotional). Oct 28, p24-26(1592-1594). Blackmer, Sandra It's a matter of respect. (Editorial). Oct 14, p6(1510). Small acts of courage. (Editorial). Jul 22, p6(1078). Blood, Juli Hindsight is 20/20. (Reflections). Sep 23, p31(1423). Boggs, Heidi Finding the perfect route. (Devotional). Jul 15, p14-15(1054-1056). Bolotnikov, Alexander United in the fellowship of faith. (2004 Week of Prayer : Sunday). Sep 30, p6-7(1430-1431). Boyle, Patrick Islam in the post 9/11 world [Review]. (Book mark). Sep 16, p29(1389). Brawner, Linda Werman My journay toward healing. [Jul 29], p24-26(1128-1130). Brill, Debra An interview with Debra Brill. (Evangelism for everyone). Nov [4], p32(1632). Bromme, Jeff The innkeeper's call. (Reflections). Dec [2], p46(1790). Brown, Nathan Adventist Christianity. (Revelation). Jul 15, p13(1053). Buy Nothing Day(s). (Revelation). Nov 18, p14(1694). The finch. (Reflections). Aug 12, p31(1215). I believe and I vote. (Revelation). Oct 21, p13(1549). It's the thought that counts. (News commentary). Jul 8, p20(1028). Love as a kind of tolerance in overdrive. (Revelation). Aug 19, p14(1230). Of Beatitudes and Commandments. (Revelation). De16, p11(1835). Possibly the most overused argument. (Revelation). Sep 16, p14(1374). Worship hit? (News commentary). Oct 14, p20(1524). Butler, Margaret Hitch in a haystack. [Jul 29], p27-28(1131-1132). Butler, Terry L. The Adventist health advantage. [Dec 30], p10-13(1898-1901). Carlisle, James, Sir He said no to Her Majesty. (Cover story). Dec 9, p8-13(1800-1805). Carreno, E. T. Suburban Samaritan. (Touched by the Spirit). Nov [4], p12(1612). Chavez, Stephen Because He gave. (Editorial). Dec 16, p6(1830). By all means. (Editorial). Sep 23, p5(1397). Doing theology. (Editorial). Aug 26, p6(1254). Our amazing Adventist family. (Editorial). Nov 25, p6(1718). Simple remedies. (Editorial). Jul 15, p5(1045). Stories from real life. Jul [29], p3(1107). Welcome to my world. (Current issues). Aug [5], p32-33,35(1168-1169,1171). Chiomenti, Lyndelle Brower Elke's favorite teens. (Lifestyle). Sep [2], p34-36(1314-1316). Cho, Hanson Fu Hsiang The names say it all. (Devotional). Sep 9, p8-10(1336-1338). Christian, Ed Common ground. (The view from State U). Aug 19, p27(1243). Doses of dogma. (The view from State U). Oct 21, p27(1563). Ending the curse of Biblical illiteracy. (The view from State U.). Dec 16, p30(1854). Hymns without music. (The view from State U). Nov 18, p30(1710). I've discovered faith. (The view from State U). Sep 16, p28(1388). It takes all types. (The view from State U). Jul 15, p24(1064). Cisneros, Hubert Using music to break down barriers. (Current issues). Aug [5], p33(1169). Coffin, James N. Judge's illness reminds of Court's importance to Adventists. (News commentary). Dec [2], p43(1787). Powerful preaching at XXVIII Olympiad. (News commentary). Oct [7], p46(1502). Consuegra, Claudio The ministry of presence. (Lifestyle). Sep 23, p22-24(1414-1416). Cook, Edwin Show me Thy glory. (Touched by the Spirit). Aug [5], p12-13(1148-1149). Costa, Jose Carlos New traditions for old. (Story). Oct 14, p24-26(1528-1530). Cote, Rebekah A place to practice. (What has He done for you lately?). Dec [2], p36(1780). Covrig, Duane Rivers in the desert. (Biblical study). Aug [5], p21-24(1157-1160). Sweeping without cleaning. (Current issues). Jul [1], p37-39(997-999). Cronk, Lainey S. Do-nothing members. (Parables of the Kingdom). Aug 19, p28-29(1244-1245). Dabrowski, Ray Eleven months and counting. (Countdown to St. Louis). Aug [5], p11(1147). Darby, Koanna Atkins Infant evangelists. (Reflections). Dec 16, p31(1855). Diave, Benson ToPatiliu Year of Evangelism a hit in Eastern Highlands. (Cover story). Sep 9, p24(1352). Ministers find strength in meetings. (Cover story). Sep 9, p25(1353). Dickerson, Ed Worshipping the Lamb. (Reflections). Nov [4], p46(1646). DiPinto, Maitland A. The gift of literacy. (Feature). Aug [5], p30(1166). Dover, Carrie, pseud. Soggy towels. (Story). Oct [7], p28-31(1484-1487). Draget, Gene Not by might. (Cutting edge meditations). Jul 15, p22-23(1062-1063). Droze, Don A faith "nut". (Reflections). Nov 18, p31(1711). Duffy, Jonathan Fit for what? [Dec 30], p4-6(1892-1894). Earnhardt, Crystal Joshua's journey. (Feature). Jul [1], p27(987). Edwards, Oliver W. What goes in must come out. (Lifestyle). Oct 28, p14-16(1582-1584). Edwards, Rex D. Heaven built on a manger. (Devotional). Dec 23, p24-26(1880-1882). Edwards, Ruth Hidden in my heart. (Lifestyle). Jul [1], p34-36(994-996). Eley, Hiram An afternoon out. (What has He done for you lately?). Dec [2], p38(1782). Evans, Larry Election process Q and A. (Countdown to St. Louis). Dec [2]. p11(1755). Feliciano, Trina Children who pray. (Story). Sep 23, p17(1409). Fisher, Karen Prisoner for Christ [Review]. (Book mark). [Jul 29], p30(1134). Flowers, Karen M. Sharing the wonder. [Dec 30], p7-9(1895-1897). Flowers, Ronald M. Sharing the wonder. [Dec 30], p7-9(1895-1897). Fordham, Sari K. Californian parable. (Journeys). Oct 21, p22(1558). Even on Earth : peace, goodwill to all. (Journeys). Dec 16, p28(1852). Happiness and the Mall of America. (Journeys). Jul 15, p17(1057). To witness. (Journeys). Sep 16, p26(1386). A tour of the taste buds. (Journeys). Aug 19, p22(1238). Winter's promis e. (Journeys). Nov 18, p28(1708). Fraser, Gary E. The Adventist health advantage. [Dec 30], p10-13(1898-1901). Freesland, Shelley Nolan AWR redefines target area priorities. (Adventist World Radio). Oct 14, p23(1527). English Language Service moves to regional model. (Adventist World Radio). Dec 9, p16(1808). Message received. (Adventist World Radio). Nov 11, p30(1678). Froese, Patty The update. (Lifestyle). Aug 19, p15-17(1231-1233). Gagnon, Fawn Christmas in Heaven. (Reflections). Dec 23, p31(1887). Galambos, Edith A. Sunshine among the shadows. (What has He done for you lately?). Dec [2], p34(1778). Gallagher, Jonathan A Bible "translation" too far? (News commentary). Aug 12, p20(1204). It's no Carnival—a 79-cent lesson. (Reflections). Jul 8, p31(1039). Gardner, Lindsey//Dimaapi, Kristen//Brown, Blayre//Perez, Sarah//Ayouso, Amy//Dale, Shellie//Schneider, Donald C. Pathfinders 30,000 strong. (Cover story). Oct [7], p16-23(1472-1479). Garilva, Don Leo Belshazzar versus Belteshazzar. (Biblical study). Dec 9, p22-25(1814-1817). George, Phyllis Burske God's gift of life—and ours. (Lifestyle). Sep 16, p16-17(1376-1377). Gilley, James W. An interview with James Gilley. (Evangelism for everyone). Nov [4], p38(1638). Goldstein, Clifford R. The design argument. (Clifford Goldstein). Oct 28, p27(1595). The final fires. (Clifford Goldstein). Sep 23, p29(1421). Nonsense multiplied. (Clifford Goldstein). Aug 26, p23(1271). Painting a storm. (Clifford Goldstein). Dec 23, p28(1884). Turtles all the way down. (Clifford Goldstein). Nov 25, p27(1739). Who binds the quarks? (Clifford Goldstein). Jul 22, p29(1101). Graham, Hermine L. For this cause. (Lifestyle). Dec 9, p26-28(1818-1820). Gray, Larie S. Was it worth it? (Reflections). Jul 15, p31(1071). Griswold, Scott United in the fellowship of mission. (2004 Week of Prayer : Monday). Sep 30, p8-9(1432-1433). Gugliotto, Lee J. A rabbi, a jug, and a Christian. (Lifestyle). Dec [2], p27-30(1771-1774). Hammonds, Jacque Bending the rules of operation. (What has He done for you lately?). Dec [2], p35(1779). Handysides, Allan R. All things well. (Introduction). [Dec 30], p2-3(1890-1891). The dangers of ecstasy. (Ask the doctors). Aug 12, p28(1212). Flu shots. (Ask the doctors). Sep 9, p28-29(1356-1357). Health issues for "seasoned citizens". (Ask the doctors). Jul 22, p26-27(1098-1099). "I am 65 years of age [and] concerned about ... losing [my] sight.". (Ask the doctors). Aug 12, p29(1213). "I have carefully lost 20 pounds over the past six months, and the prospect of blowing it over the holidays frightens me.". (Ask the doctors). Nov 25, p29(1741). "I have dry, itchy skin ... do I need to worry that I have [psoriasis or eczema]?". (Ask the doctors). Dec 16, p16- 17(1840-1841). "I've just been diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. The doctor biopsied the little nodule and now says that I'm cured ... if it is a cancer, don't I need more careful follow-up or extensive treatments?". (Ask the doctors). Dec 16, p17(1841). "My husband is stressed and ... occasionally mentions chest discomfort, and this worries me.".
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