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Articles in July 12, 2003 issue of Christian Century

• Living into commitments
  by Gilbert Meilaender
• PCUSA pastor ousted for marrying gays
• The promenade at Bray
  by Steve Wilson
• Postmodern thoughts …
  by Bruce Dahlberg
• In unison
• New D.C. lobbyists named for mainline
• Data bite
• Ecumenism's friends
  by Ann K. Riggs
• Military overdose
  by Tom F. Driver
• Ossuary script 'fake,' say Israeli experts
• Turning to Islam: African-American conversion stories
  by Rose-Marie Armstrong
• Excluded voices …
  by Robert A. Arbogast
• Great and small
  by John M. Buchanan
• SBC hits same-sex rites, backs 'ex-gay' ministry
• Atlantic District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
• Nothing but the truth
  by Miroslav Volf
• Catholic bishops again vow reform
• Navy chaplain named to serve U.S. Senate
• Life on the edge: a small church redefines its mission
  by Richard H. Bliese
• Unjustified judgment …
  by Richard H. Miller
• High court strikes down sodomy laws in states
• Presbyterian Church in America
• Born, born again
  by Jill Alexander Essbaum
• What money can buy
• Williams tries to still storm over gay bishop
• Chasing Jesus: people in the crowd were following Jesus because they knew they needed something
  by William H. Lamar, IV
• City dwellers
  by Myles Alexander
• Century marks
• Michigan admissions
• We were aliens
  by William H. Lamar, IV
• Home movies
  by John Petrakis
• Fatal hit-run accident adds to church woes
• Jean Stromberg, an American Baptist laywoman who has headed the World Council of Churches' U.S. office since 1992, has retired; also, two other staff members in that New York office have been laid off as a part of the world body's budget-cutting measures
• Collateral damage
  by Roy Shepard
• Ask the vicar
  by Martin E. Marty
• Canada to legalize same-sex marriages
• Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Crumbling pillars: anarchy at home and abroad
  by William F. May