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Volume 126 Issue 1 ( Spring 2012 )
	Editor: Bray, Gerald
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Tearle, Richard	Evangelicalism - Identity, Definition and Roots: An historiographical survey
Brattston, David W. T.	Sabbath and Sunday among the first Christians
Melton, Frankie	George Whitefield: Pulpit Innovator
Cameron, Andrew	Review Article - Finding Life in a World Made Strange. By Brian Bock

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Forthcoming Articles (alphabetical by author)

• Kieran Beville - The Rhythm of God's Heartbeat
• Ralph Cunnington - Parable of the Weeds and the Dragnet
• Jared Hood - The Methodical George Whitefield
• Kobus Kok - Reconciliation in Contexts of Conflict (Africa)
• Peter Molloy - 1662 - our Evangelical Future?
• Ashley Null - Cranmer and Tudor Evangelicalism
• Martin Olando - Anglicanism in Sudan
• Daniel Saunders - Jonathan Edwards
• Mark Smith - Impassibility of God
• Melvin Tinker - Clearing Away Coneptual Fog

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