SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2004 | VOLUME 31 | NUMBER 5		An ancient Maori wooden mask reflects one aspect of New Zealand's history. Photograph by Guy Gerrard.

		LAND OF THE LONG WHITE CLOUD A tale about how New Zealand opens its arms to people from across the Pacific. by Becky Hill / Photographs by Guy Gerrard THE ECHO OF THUNDER Frances Tagaloa helps netballers resonate with Jesus. by Becky Hill / Photographs by Guy Gerrard HEROES LOOKING UP Where can New Zealand's top rugby players look for a role model? by Becky Hill / Photographs by Guy Gerrard QUESTIONING EVANGELISM Could what we ask during an evangelistic encounter be as important as what we declare? by Randy Newman / Illustration by Chad Shaffer VOILA FRANCIS Meet the man who will lead Campus Crusade for Christ in France next year. by Chris Sneller / Photographs by Guy Gerrard PROFESSING FAITH Influencing students and fellow professors is serious business to Kim Sokoya. by Beth J. Lueders / Photographs by Ted Wilcox DOES GOD EXIST? Christians and atheists face off on the Purdue campus. by Beth J. Lueders / Photographs by Pasquale R. Mingarelli DISCERNING DIVINE DIRECTION Five methods work together to point toward God's will. by Jennifer Abegg / Illustration by Greg Grigoriou

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BEHIND THE SCENES by Judy Nelson | IN PERSPECTIVE by Steve Douglass