More money, more ministry: money and evangelicals in recent North American history

1. American Evangelicalism and the National Economy, 1870-1997 / Robin Klay, John Lunn and Michael S. Hamilton / [et al.]

2. Evangelicals Confront Corporate Capitalism: Advertising, Consumerism, Stewardship, and Spirituality, 1880-1930 / Gary Scott Smith

3. "Sanctified Business": Historical Perspectives on Financing Revivals of Religion / Charles E. Hambrick-Stowe

4. More Money, More Ministry: The Financing of American Evangelicalism Since 1945 / Michael S. Hamilton

5. Moving Targets: Evangelicalism and the Transformation of American Economic Life, 1870-1920 / Peter Dobkin Hall

6. "Let Christian Women Set the Example in Their Own Gifts": The "Business" of Protestant Women's Organizations / Susan M. Yohn

7. No Solicitation: The China Inland Mission and Money / Alvyn Austin

8. Unpaid Debts: Metaphors and Millennialism in Southern Sectarian Movements / Ted Ownby

9. Fundamentalist Institutions and the Rise of Evangelical Protestantism, 1929-1942 / Joel A. Carpenter

10. Funding of Evangelical Higher Education in the United States and Canada in the Postwar Period / Robert Burkinshaw

11. Technological Changes and Monetary Advantages: The Growth of Evangelical Funding, 1945 to the Present / Barry Gardner

12. Money Matters: The Phenomenon of Financial Counselor Larry Burkett and Christian Financial Concepts / Larry Eskridge

13. Levels of Contributions and Attitudes toward Money among Evangelicals and Non-Evangelicals in Canada and the U.S. / Dean R. Hoge and Mark A. Noll

14. "Too Good to Be True": The New Era Foundation Scandal and Its Implications / Thomas C. Berg

15. Contemporary Evangelicalism and Mammon: Some Thoughts / Joel A. Carpenter

16. Money and Theology in American Evangelicalism / John G. Stackhouse, Jr.