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Articles in July 17, 2002 issue of Christian Century

• Civil liberties eroding, faith groups contend
• Habitat for Humanity and AOL Time Warner have entered a $1 million partnership that aims to provide low-income homeowners with computers and Internet access
• Put on faith
  by Barbara Brown Taylor
• Sharpened knives …
  by Theodore R. Weber
• LCMS leaders clash over public prayer
• Unitarians call for legalizing all drugs
• The pastor's wife considers chaos
  by Nola Garrett
• Finding a Voice: Communicating the Ecumenical Movement
  by Paul A. Crow, Jr.
• Century marks
• Bush panel divided on embryo research
• e PBS television show Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly has received renewed funding from Lilly Endowment, which committed $6.6 million for its sixth season starting in September
• Whose land is it? Apartheid in Israel/Palestine
  by Jonathan Frerichs
• Patriots …
  by Jean Are
• Status of Brethren gay cleric unclear
• Carey urges dioceses to avoid same-sex rites
• Global gospel: Christianity is alive and well in the Southern Hemisphere
  by Sara Miller
• Iglesia Pentecostal Arca de Refugio, Brooklyn, New York
• Transgendered UMC pastor
• Book raises doubts on Guadalupe `saint'
  by Paul Jeffrey
• Her christening
  by Hugh Ogden
• Boys will be men
  by John Petrakis
• Taking on the pledge: there are religious grounds for siding with the Ninth Circuit Court
• Traditionalist Episcopal priest
• Two Illinois deputy sheriffs—a Muslim and a Jew—who want to wear religious head coverings on duty will be accommodated, the Cook County Sheriff's Department has announced
• Telling the whole story: Christian history in global perspective
  by Kathleen E. McVey
• Measuring mission
  by A. Wayne Schwab
• Leap of love: Kierkegaard on regard for enemies
  by Gordon D. Marino
• Court says homeless OK on church steps
• Evangelist Billy Graham, fighting faintness and a bright sun for a while, nevertheless finished four days of preaching before a cumulative attendance of 200,000 at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati on the last weekend of June
• Reading from the margins
  by Barbara Bowe
• Real villains …
  by Leslie W. Walck
• Lutherans grant first ordination exception
• Ecumenical and interfaith potential still alive
  by Scott Thumma
• Living by the word
  by Cynthia A. Jarvis
• Good Eating: The Bible, Diet, and the Proper Love of Animals
  by Bernard Rollin
• The term
  by William Carlos Williams
• Genome chief: on awe and imperfect beings
  by Bob Smietana
• Luther Seminary
• Sex and Love in the Home
  by Caroline J. Simon
• The Bush-Sharon scheme: Palestinians' strategy of terrorism was doomed to fail, especially after the events of September 11
  by James M. Wall
• U.S. Orthodox on quest for autonomy
  by John Dart
• Methodists, Anglicans step toward UK reunion
• Quote, unquote
  by Charles Haynes
• A Woman of Salt
  by Ann-Janine Morey
• On Nixon's enemies list
  by Martin E. Marty