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When congregations are stuck

by Peter L. Steinke

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Being postliberal: A response to James Gustafson

by William C. Placher

Faith Matters

Remember that you will die

by Miroslav Volf

M.E.M.O.

Horton who?

by Martin E. Marty

In the Lectionary

Holy heartburn: Acts 2:14a; 36-41; 1 Peter 1: 17-23; Luke 24: 13-35

Again and again in scripture, pounding hearts become burning hearts.

by Susan Andrews

Books

Jesus in faith and history

by William Brosend

Impressions

Fathers and sons

by James M. Wall

From the Editors

Partner in terror

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The liturgy of abundance, the myth of scarcity

by Walter Brueggemann

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Making adult disciples: Rite for our times

by Karen M. Ward

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Principles of the Catechumenal Process

by Clifford King Harbin

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Christian initiation and renewal: One congregation's story

by Clifford King Harbin

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Just what is ‘postliberal’ theology?

by James Gustafson

Faith Matters

Bothering God

by Barbara Brown Taylor

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Crossroad and resurrection: The father of the prodigal son

by Richard Wile

M.E.M.O.

Marketing a classic

by Martin E. Marty

In the Lectionary

Jesus appears: Acts 2:14a; 22-32; 1 Peter 1:3-9; John 20:19-31

As a seminarian, I never seemed to be there when Jesus arrived.

by Susan Andrews

Books

Basic questions

by John P. Burgess

Books

Ecumenical Ventures in Ethics, edited by Reinhard Hütter and Theodor Dieter

reviewed by Paul Nelson

Books

The Changing Face of Health Care, and Patient-Caregiver Relationships, edited by John F. Kilner, Robert D. Orr and Judith Allen Shelly

reviewed by Stephen E. Lammers