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Articles in August 28, 2002 issue of Christian Century

• Saint Francis and the sow
  by Galway Kinnell
• Zimbabwe evictions rise; cleric quizzed
• Your God is to nice
  by Gracia Grindal
• Global perspective …
  by Gayraud Wilmore
• Campuses search for experts on Islam
  by Yonat Shimron
• The U.S. Postal Service has announced that the Eid postage stamp will be reissued on October 10 at the current first-class rate of 37 cents
• Family ties: how the early church became a community
  by David L. Balch
• Church and state …
  by Jon Keiser
• Giant panda
  by Robert Siegel
• Quote, unquote
• New math
  by Gracia Grindal
• We pledge allegiance
• Court douses fire over Qur'an assignment
• A new survey of Presbyterian ministers shows that male pastors spend more time on sermon preparation and visiting the sick than do their female colleagues
• Repeat performance: making preaching come alive
  by Richard Lischer
• Survival quest …
  by C. Eugene Bryant
• Tied in knots
  by Richard Higgins
• Court: conversion is factor in sentencing
  by Terry Bradfield
• Central Presbyterian Church
• Interior with no autonomy
  by Joel Sheesley
• The sin of smugness
  by William H. Willimon
• Catholics reject efforts to convert Jews
• God 101: back to school with Julian of Norwich
  by Roberta Bondi
• Delegitimizing Israel? …
  by Arlin T. Larson
• Islam scholar named Harvard Divinity dean
• The Pakistani Christian school where six people were killed on August 5 will close for at least one year as threats of terrorist attacks against Western interests continue to rise
• Hooked on veggies
  by Carol Zaleski
• Correction …
  by Cynthis A. Jarvis
• Century marks
• Mideast churches warn against Iraq invasion
• 2002 Ad
• Sexual angst
  by Steve Vineberg
• First pitch
  by John M. Buchanan
• Davey's TV ad irks some Lutherans
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• The Pope in Poland
• Twice-told tales
• Suspending disbelief
  by Martin E. Marty
• Gone astray
• Half of priests say gay subculture exists
• The Progressive National Baptist Convention
• Sci-fi smorgasbord
  by John Petrakis