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Articles in May 3, 2003 issue of Christian Century

• Binsey poplars
  by Gerard Manley Hopkins
• Fear of SARS alters meetings, rituals
• Colombia struggle
• Affluent living
  by John R. Schneider
• Century marks
• Paige story erred, Baptist Press says
• For the first time since the seventh century, a church is to be constructed in the predominantly Muslim gulf emirate of Qatar
• Prayer time: new books on spirituality
  by Richard A. Kauffman
• Who's who in Jesus' family
  by John Dart
• Lawsuits filed against Catholic dioceses
• Presbyterian educator James H. Costen, 71, who was a moderator when the Presbyterian Church was formed in 1982, died on April 11 in an Atlanta hospital
• Mother and child reunion
  by Steve Vineberg
• Cold cuts
• Daniel Pipes raises post-9/11 hackles
• Jimmy Carter has written to the president of the former Soviet republic of Georgia, Eduard Shevardnadze, praising him for his commitment to religious freedom
• What's God up to?
  by Lewis B. Smedes
• Antiwar movement stalled in pews
  by Mark O'Keefe
• Lutherans, PCUSA cut budgets, staff
• Hooked on war
  by Andrew Warner
• Murder in Najaf mosque
  by James M. Wall
• The why question
  by John M. Buchanan
• Churches, diplomats talk with North Korea
• Truth commission calls for reparations
• The way of wisdom
  by David S. Cunningham
• Planned obsolescence
  by Alain Epp Weaver
• Lay Catholics boldly act in New England
• Two giants of Catholic publishing have died
• Righteous rage
• Occupational hazards
  by Gary Dorrien
• Sign credo or else, SBC missionaries told
• James Dobson, longtime president of Focus on the Family, will expand his role as chairman of the conservative Christian group
• Who are the bad guys?
  by Barbara Brown Taylor
• Palestinians gloomy over U.S. victory
  by Elaine Ruth Fletcher
• Haiti makes voodoo an official religion
• Kingdom come
  by Andrew Warner
• Crime time
  by Martin E. Marty
• Data bite
• High court upholds cross-burning ban
• Art for the soul
  by Robert Wuthnow