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Steve Vineberg "Bosnia on the cheap". Christian Century. FindArticles.com. 10 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1058/is_8_119/ai_85106549/

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Articles in April 10, 2002 issue of Christian Century

• The priestly life
• Priest installs device to block cell phones
• Samuel Ruiz Garcia, a Catholic bishop known for defending the rights of indigenous people in his native Mexico, has won the 2002 Niwano Peace Prize
• Schuller's glass act
• A travesty of Islam
  by Carl D. Esbjornson
• Court to review parsonage tax break
• Beliefnet
• To see and not to see
  by Scott Bader-Saye
• Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health
  by Stephen H. Webb
• Megachurch, mini-congregation
  by John M. Buchanan
• Fundamentalist gadfly Carl McIntire dies
• The nation's two largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organizations have issued a joint statement in support of "therapeutic cloning."
• Wanted: megapastors: can successors find success?
  by John Dart
• True History of the Kelly Gang
  by Ben McDonald Coltvet
• Bush liaison lends ear to mainline churches
  by Missy Daniel
• Pope's stamina lags; sex scandals persist
• Sticks and stones
  by Scott Bader-Saye
• Phoning home again
  by John Petrakis
• On tap
  by Martin E. Marty
• Kathryn Bannister: a Gen X leader for the mainline
  by G. Jeffrey MacDonald
• The federal government would pay $8 million to settle the claims of the family of a missionary and her daughter killed when their plane was shot down in Peru
• Clarity about charity: who gets what after September 11?
  by David H. Smith
• C. S. Lewis Then and Now
  by Gilbert Meilaender
• PCUSA gay issues shift to legal arena
• The American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A. and the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
• Emergency spending
  by Chris Herlinger
• Finding Cuba
  by Peggy Rosenthal
• Easter deferred
  by Elizabeth Sanders
• Woman heads search for Carey successor
• Ann K. Riggs, a former assistant director of the Catholic bishop's ecumenical office, has been approved by the National Council of Churches to head its office for the theological work in ecumenical talks
• Public Intellectuals: A Study of Decline
  by William Dean
• Saccharin music …
  by Ronald F. Marshall
• Quote, unquote
• Suspect arrested in prelate's killing
• David B. Larson, 54, one of the leading advocates for the study of spirituality and health
• Bosnia on the cheap
  by Steve Vineberg
• An unjust war …
  by C. Joseph Sprague
• Preach! preach! preach
  by Anthony B. Robinson
• Evangelical titles top 2001 book sales list
• Metropolitan Theodosius, primate of the Orthodox Church in America for 25 years, will retire in July due to declining health
• Solomon
  by Scott Moncrieff
• Environmental choices …
  by Cassandra Carmichael
• Church leaders urge U.S., UN Mideast role
• Yale and Berkeley sign new agreement
• Northern Baptist Theological Seminary inaugurated its ninth president
• More religion, less violence
  by Miroslav Volf
• Missing theology …
  by Christopher C. Roberts