The Global Slave Trade: A Cause for Our Time

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Editorial Comment by Ralph D. Winter

The Global Slave Trade: A Cause for Our Time by International Justice Mission

Finding Slavery in My Own Backyard by David Batstone

The Invisible Slave Next Door by David Batstone

The Age of Wilberforce: Britain's Great Change by Kim Moreland

The Wilberforce Legacy: Confronting Slavery in Today's World by Kristin Wright

The Surprising Relevance of the Three-Self Formula by Robert Reese

Further Reflections by Greg H. Parsons

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Jul/Aug 2007; Issue 29.4

There seems to be a quickening pace of opposition to the Evangelical cause in America and the world today. The relatively sudden emergence of Evangelicals with not only college degrees but PhDs and membership in Congress and involvement at the White House, has brought a tremendous negative response from many people who are fearful that an “Evangelical Taliban” wants to take over the country. This is a bright spot actually, because it means that the Evangelical movement is gaining momentum and influence and the negative responses can readily be read as a measure of that strength.

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The Global Slave Trade: A Cause for Our Time

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