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In the Lectionary

Long division: Acts 1:6-14; John 17:1-11

The unity of Christ's followers is not incidental to our salvation.

by Scott Bader-Saye

April 24, 2002

Living the questions: The converging worlds of Rowan Williams

by David S. Cunningham

April 24, 2002

Taking it personally

April 23, 2002

A lost virtue

by Barbara Brown Taylor

April 23, 2002

Earth Habitat, edited by Dieter Hessel and Larry Rasmussen

reviewed by H. Paul Santmire

April 23, 2002

From the Editors

The priestly life: Crisis and opportunity in the Catholic Church

April 10, 2002

Megachurch, mini-congregation: Pastoral care in the large congregation

by John Buchanan

April 10, 2002

Wanted: Megapastors: Can successors find success?

April 10, 2002

Schuller’s glass act: Passing the baton at the Crystal Cathedral

April 10, 2002

More religion, less violence: "Thick" practice of the Christian faith

by Miroslav Volf

April 10, 2002

On tap: Tap water, please!

by Martin E. Marty

April 10, 2002

In the Lectionary

To see and not to see: Acts 17:22-31; John 14:15-21

Paul refuses to let God become just another novelty.

by Scott Bader-Saye

April 10, 2002

In the Lectionary

Sticks and stones: Psalm 31:1-5, 15-16; Acts 7:55-60

Faithful suffering has always been part of the calling for God’s people.

by Scott Bader-Saye

April 10, 2002

Thrashing the pundits

By William Dean

April 9, 2002

Bosnia on the cheap

by Steve A. Vineberg

April 9, 2002

Phoning home again

by John Petrakis

April 9, 2002

C.S. Lewis Then and Now, by Wesley Kort

reviewed by Gilbert Meilaender

April 9, 2002

Finding Cuba, by Jill Pelaez Baumgaertner

reviewed by Peggy Rosenthal

April 9, 2002

True History of the Kelly Gang, by Peter Carey

reviewed by Ben McDonald Coltvet

April 9, 2002

Food to die for

by Stephen H. Webb

April 9, 2002