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Articles in August 1, 2001 issue of Christian Century

• Neighbors
  by John M. Buchanan
• Lutheran-Anglican pact OK'd in Canada
• Salvation: Scenes from the Life of St Francis
  by Ellen L. Babinsky
• Missouri synod elects `moderate' president
• FALUN GONG PROTEST: Marching toward the U.S. Capitol in Washington on July 19
• The derelict cross
  by Barbara Brown Taylor
• Ailing Union Seminary hopes to rebound
  by John Dart
• Archbishop Victorin, who led Romanian Orthodox churches in the U.S. and Canada
• Reaching for the Invisible God
  by Peter W. Marty
• Advice on stem cells
  by John Dart
• The Vatican has declared that the Catholic Church does not regard baptisms in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—the Mormons—as valid
• Extreme unction
  by Jill Alexander Essbaum
• Senate may delay faith-based bill
• St. Andrew's Church and School
• The Fragile Absolute, or, Why is the Christian Legacy Worth Fighting For?
  by Stephen H. Webb
• Muslims talk to DiIulio
• Claremont School of Theology
• Nickel and Dimed
  by Lillian Daniel
• Embryos and us
• Corpus Christi play may go on, judge says
• Shriveled delight
  by Christine Pohl
• Flophouse: Life on the Bowery
  by Roderick T. Leupp
• Can't we just argue?
  by William Cavanaugh
• The United Methodist Church will get nationwide air time on CBS-TV when the denomination launches its fall churchwide Igniting Ministry campaign
• Not a Band-Aid
  by David Beckmann
• Survivors
  by Martin E. Marty
• Ecumenical chums.
  by John Dart
• Charities, nonprofits escalate in number
• High tech quest
  by Richard Scheinin
• letters
• Managing a merger
  by William Vance Jr. Trollinger
• Willow Creek Community Church, which draws an average of 17,000 worshipers to six weekend services, plans to establish satellite churches where churchgoers will watch the service from the megachurch in South Barrington, Illinois, via huge video screens
• This could be Eden
  by Walt McDonald
• Reel bad Arabs
  by James M. Wall