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Articles in June 14, 2003 issue of Christian Century

• Century marks
• God-talk?
• Seminary head Timothy Lull dies
• Mind the gap: facing up to inequalities
  by Harlan Beckley
• Waco siege …
  by Stephen J. Stein
• Churches voice support for Mideast 'road map'
• Powell lauds role of Zimbabwe archbishop
• Episcopal Church
• Faith in Politics
  by James W. Skillen
• Stiffing the poor
• UUs asked to reclaim 'the holy'
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Aiding the starving
• Insufficient funds: when hard work doesn't pay
  by Marcia Z. Nelson
• Ecumenical Eucharist …
  by Paul Hammer
• Road map rejected
• Aid team to study use of gene-modified food
• All Africa Conference of Churches
• The Amish in the American Imagination
  by Daniel Born
• Data bite
• Federal and faith leaders on May 15 jointly announced a new partnership to combat HIV/AIDS among U.S. Hispanics
• Inventing the poor: how the early church practiced charity
  by Walter Brueggemann
• Abundance of guns …
  by Bill Jenkins
• Jerusalem visit
• Mainline declines in Canada religion census
• At risk?
• Tilting right
  by Lillian Daniel
• Can soldiers be saved?
  by Martin E. Marty
• Congregation in uniform
  by John M. Buchanan
• defer vote on perennial gay issue
• Panel: Afghanistan imperils religion rights
• Begging to give
  by Bill O'Brien
• Buffy's values
  by O. French Ball
• Sunday morning with the Sensational Nightingles
  by Billy Collins
• Old North Church gets government grant
• Almost every TV broadcast network saw a marked decrease in sexual content during the evening "family hour" between 1998 and 2002, the Parents Television Council reports
• Blind spots: Christianity and postmodern philosophy
  by Merold Westphal
• After a child dies …
  by David Hosick
• Anglican same-sex rite performed in Vancouver
• Church of Scotland rejects four-way union
• Sail on
  by Bill O'Brien
• Dogged pursuit
  by John Petrakis
• Israel visa policies deter clergy, volunteers
  by Elaine Ruth Fletcher
• Combating an epidemic
• After more than 20 years as president of Princeton Theological Seminary, Thomas W. Gillespie will retire next year, according to trustees of the 700-student seminary, the largest theological school in the Presbyterian Church
• Habits of hobbits
  by Carol Zaleski
• Telling the gospel …
  by Neil B. Wiseman