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Articles in Feb 24, 2004 issue of Christian Century

• Faith for a change
  by Robin W. Lovin
• Statue restoration
• A way to live: the shape of Christian existence
  by Trudy Bush
• The Founding Fathers and the Place of Religion in America
  by Andrew R. Murphy
• The boss
• Massachusetts court says gays may wed
• Parker Williamson, a conservative gadfly as CEO of the Presbyterian Lay Committee and editor in chief of its publication, the Layman, says he will appeal the invalidation of his ministry by the Presbytery of Western North Carolina
• Christianity with an Asian Face: Asian American Theology in the Making
  by Russell Moy
• Mixed metaphors
• Gay Brethren cleric leaving for UCC
• Laton Holmgren
• Darwin's Religious Odyssey
  by Greg Peterson
• Classic choices
• Disciples have big year with new churches.
• No turning back
  by Jennifer M. Ginn
• United by Faith: the Multiracial Congregation as an Answer to the Problem of Race
  by Timothy J. Essenburg
• Learned behavior
  by John M. Buchanan
• Organizing a "Grocery Workers Justice Pilgrimage," southern California religious leaders accompanied striking workers on a bus journey from Los Angeles to the San Francisco area January 28 to deliver 10,000 cards and letters urging a key superma
• Let's dance
• Passion, Judas present contrast in Jesus films
  by John Dart
• Believing again
  by Walter Brueggemann
• February
  by Jean Janzen
• Cuba gets first Orthodox church
• Teaching vacancies: a crisis in practical theology
  by Thomas G. Long
• Regrets
  by John Petrakis
• Higher power
• Democrats' 'religion gap' not full story
  by William Bole
• The resurgence of anti-Semitism in many parts of the world was denounced in a joint letter to the London Times by Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams; Catholic Cardinal Cormac Muprhy-O'Connor, archbishop of Westminster; and Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
• Ears to hear
  by Carol Zaleski
• Such sweet parting
• Hello? Church callers stay unconnected
• Story time
  by Jennifer M. Ginn
• Dead from the Waist Down: Scholars and Scholarship in Literature and the Popular Imagination
  by Patrick Henry
• Unsecular America
• Young, male and married
  by John Dart
• Orthodox agency joins Ethiopian AIDS battle
• Reinhold's era: life with a public theologian
  by Gary Dorrien
• Difficult dialogue
• Winter and hesitation
  by Steve Wilson
• Bush budget rapped for cutting AIDS money
• History or legend? Digging into Israel's origins
  by J. Maxwell Miller
• Speechcraft
  by Martin E. Marty