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| The Back Deck | The Call to Creation | Marjory Bankson |
| Book Bites | God's Call in the World | David Davies |
| Relational Bible Study | Elder Blessings | Marjory Bankson |
| Film Pics | An Inconvenient Truth | Rob Johnston & Cathy Barsotti |
| On The Homefront | Beauty's Proof | Jen Lemen |
| Building Community | Eating Prayerfully | Tom Ott |
| Call and Response | Call and Response | Suzanne Schmidt & Dan Davis |
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| Church and Call | A Few Good Thoughts from Pastors | Doug Wysockey-Johnson |
| At the Door -- editorial | The Heavens are Telling | Doug Wysockey-Johnson |
Special Features In This Issue
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Article |
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Opening Lines |
| ECO MAD: Every Child's Opportunity to Make a Difference | Dana Smith Bagnall | In an effort to promote hope instead of despair for future generations, a group of children and teachers from the Exeter Cathedral School... |
| Listen for My Heart Sound | Nancy Boyle | When walking through an airport recently, I counted the number of people who were taking or listening on a cell phone. |
| Turning Points Marked | Jaimie Combs | My life is one that has always been about learning from my experiences. |
| Wisdom Calls at the Threshold | Julia Dorsey Loomis | In our global diversity, wisdom can be a unifying force. Wisdom is "that which holds all things together." |
| A Modern-Day Pilgrimage | Aeren Martinez | Last August 25 semi-strangers got together to go on a journey to Guatemala. |
| Making a Medical Clinic work Differently | Mike McLoughlin | "That's not my job!" I said indignantly when the office manager suggested I come into the clinic for a day to work as a Medical Office Assistant at our family business.... |
| Pilgrimage II | Coleen Myers | In 2002, on our first journey to Guatemala, my husband and I learned about the plight of the Maya population following the 30+ years of civil war in Guatemala. |
| Thank You Is All I Have | Kent Nerburn | The English streets were cold that night, colder than they should have been for that time of year. Mists rose up from the pavement, and the streetlights were shrouded in a spectral fog. |
| Carrying Compost to Union Square | Donna Schaper | Why do I bother on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, sometimes Saturdays to carry a little bag of coffee grounds, egg shells, lettuce leaves and the occasionally interested vegetable butt, to Union Square? |
| Don't Lose Heart! | John Shea | The Christmas season can go wildly wrong. It can degenerate into mindless consumerism and an excess of food and drink. Instead of supporting relationships. |
| Open to All | Dorothy Shelly | Poem |
| Fiat Mihi | Jens Soering | Marian devotion seems strange even to many practicing Catholics, and until a couple of years ago, I too felt uncomfortable with asking the Mother of God to intercede with her Son. |
| A Light in Black Bottom | Bennett Spong | I grew up in the American South, in the state of South Carolina. In the early 1960's, the economic and social legacy of slavery was being perpetuated by customs that were designed to discriminate, demean and dehumanize. |
| Reflections on Advent | Margalea Warner | Poem |
| Manna | Joni Woelfel | It was a nasty night out, cold and blustery. I snapped on the light switch to our outdoor flood light, illuminating our back porch where we put out food for animals. |
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