Issue 92. America's 20th Century Evangelical Awakening
In the first half of the 20th century, in the midst of heated controversies between "fundamentalists" and "modernists," a vibrant movement emerged within evangelicalism. These "New Evangelicals" promoted active engagement in the culture, the application of Christian truth to society's problems, and the spread of biblical, historic Christianity throughout the world.
In this issue you will discover the Christian leaders and organizations that helped define the worldwide movement that now claims at least 70 million adults in the United States alone.
Inside this issue you'll find:
- America's Hour Has Struck
As the 20th century reached its midpoint, visionary Boston preacher Harold John Ockenga became the voice of American evangelicalism. - The Young and the Zealous
How do you change the course of the nation’s future? Youth for Christ had the answer: Win over the next generation. - The Riptide of Revival
No one embodied the hopes of the New Evangelicals more than Billy Graham. - Ambitious for God
Henrietta Mears loved hats, college students, and the boundless possibilities of Christian ministry. - Evangelical Entrepreneurs
The parachurch phenomenon - The Born-Again Mind
Harold John Ockenga’s conviction that the church needs thinkers helped spark a renaissance of evangelical scholarship - Awakening the Evangelical Conscience
The New Evangelicals called for a fresh application of Christian truth to the social problems of the day.
- One in the Spirit?
Evangelicals are still searching for the elusive ideal of unity. - On the Record
Harold John Ockenga articulates the vision of the New Evangelicalism. - Timeline
America's evangelical explosion.
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