The Multi-Cultural, Non-Denominational Quarterly Magazine that
        EVANGELIZES, EDUCATES & EDIFIES!

   January - March 2010
 By Ronald B. Wiggins
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A Word In Due Season
By Minister Raymond Williams
Viewpoint
Servant of God - Profile
This Quarter's Featured Article
By Lisa-Anna Migliore
 
Jesus Christ is the path to righteousness and when we receive Him as Lord and Savior, He doesn't leave us as He found us.
Your Body, Your Temple
By Dr. Nance MacLeod
Editor-In-Chief's Quarterly Letter
By Pamela R. Jeffers
Welcome letter to readers expressing hope and encouragement for the New Year.
Is Baptism a religious ritual or an outward display of an inward transformation?
Are you reveling in the glory of yesterday? Reliving past achievements over and over again as if God had no part in it?
By Denny Smith
 When was Saul, later known as Paul the apostle, saved? What was he told he "must do"? (Acts 9:6 NAS) Many today believe they know more about it than did Ananias whom God sent to Saul? Ananias knew when Saul was sin free.
My Father's Business
By Bridgette Mongeon
Read how clustering can help you bring out the most creative thoughts to help you in your business.
Learn more about Swine Flu and how you can better protect yourself from becoming ill during this flu season.
Kingdom Building
It's never too early to teach children the importance of money and Gods intention for having it and being a good steward over it.
"Hey, Sister Girl Friend!"
By Shanick Moore
A personal account of a woman's conversation with Jesus and the importance of Him being first and foremost in our lives.
The 2 Shall Be 1
By Rev. Kimberly Dreiman
The most important relationship besides God with His people, is marriage. What is God's plan for marriage?
Never Alone
By Cheryl Smith
Afraid of singleness as if its a disease? Read about finding the anedote.
Words of Encouragement for the Salt of the Earth
My Brother's Keeper
Find out what God's intention for competition is as it pertains to men.
By Jim Barringer