A special report from key evangelical leaders.

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Overview

Christianity Today magazine asked 114 leaders from 11 ministry spheres about evangelical priorities for the next 50 years. Here's what they said.

Part 1 - [Local Church] Fresh Basics
Consumerism affects what we consider a 'successful' church. -John Huffman

Part 2 - [Youth] Church Reconnect
We have treated kids as a separate species, which has had the effect of marginalizing them in church life. -Kenda Creasy

Part 3 - [Missions] Whole Gospel
Evangelicalism is social action. -Luis Palau

Part 4 - [Theology] No Compromise
The pressure of the culture is to have diversity. -Darrell Bock

Part 5 - [Culture] 'The True, The Good'
If evangelicals use cultural power to maintain middle-class privelege, they won't get far. -Andy Crouch

Part 6 - [Evangelicalism] Urgent Still
The church is not a pleasure boat, but a lifeboat. -Reinhard Bonnke

Part 7 - [Higher Education] Uniquely Christian
We still don't have a...graduate system to produce Ph.D.s for the Christian college movement. -Jerry Cain

Part 8 - [Politics] Worried Optimism
The best chapter in the history of evangelicals...is still to be written. -A. R. Bernard

Part 9 - [International Justice] Long Road
Evangelicals still need to 'address the sufffering of the poor that comes from violence...' -Gary Haugen

Part 10 - [Publishing/Broadcasting] New Media, Old Story
The best [Christian communicators] have always shared a deep respect for Scriptural truth. That won't be any different 50 years from now. -Joe Davis

Part 11 - [Relief and Development] Not What, But How
Alleviation of poverty should be...a signature issue. -Ben Homan

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