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Rediscovering the Bible
This week the Sentinel talks with an actor and with a playwright who are finding new audiences for the Bible.
Over the past year, Bruce Kuhn, who played in Les Misérables on Broadway for three years, has been enthralling students on college campuses across the United States with his performances of the Gospel according to St. Luke.
In a Sentinel interview, he told us how at the close of each performance he turns to the audience and says, with a smile, that copies of the "script" are available for those who would like them. One young student at Florida State University couldn't wait to pick up her copy in the lobby and was surprised to be presented with a modern translation of the Bible opened at the book of Luke. "You mean that really was the Bible!" said the incredulous student, reaching for the special gift provided by the organizers, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship—an interdenominational ministry on six hundred college campuses.
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May 15, 1995 issue
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Hunger for health
Barbara Jean White
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Rescue is always at hand
William G. Stephens
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Rediscovering the Bible
by Kim Shippey
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The pink diamond ring
Patti May Cangiano
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Knowing true love for what it is—spiritual!
Written for the Sentinel
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Have you met any VIPs?
Myrtle Smyth
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Religious freedom—always to be "demanded and cherished"
William E. Moody
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Your response to the Simpson trial—why it counts
Mary Metzner Trammell
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One day in September 1992, a cousin's wife ran to my house...
Kephas Obiero Rodo with contributions from Margaret Songa
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Christian Science came to our family when my grandmother...
Dana A. Nesbitt