Christian Monthly
From the contents of the issue:
* topic - Do we need home groups?
What forms can home groups take and what is their purpose? How do you know a successful group? What can be expected from the groups and what not? What is a community? These questions are asked by Jiří Unger, Lubomír Ondráček, Tomáš Grulich and Jakub Limr.
+ Survey: reader experience * interview - Loren Cunningham: Trump takes after his mom's sensibilities, but follows his dad's path
How to pickle nations like cucumbers? How can we change the world? Why isn't philosophy taught at the University of the Nations? How does prayer affect what is happening around us? Loren Cunningham, founder of YWAM (Youth With A Mission), talks about all this. * book reviews: Holy sex
Bebra Hirsh's new book tackles important topics and provides plenty of food for thought. It is a pity that the author is not entirely consistent in her argument. + editorial P. Kučery: Read the Bible again through the eyes of a child
+ the story of a reader: Our son had leukemia (J. Krystyna)
+ Thirty Years of the Life of Faith (T. Coufal)
+ A world tailor-made for man? Evolutionism has a problem (J. Potoček)
+ Pavel Bosman's poem "St. John's Bugs"