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THE CHANGING FACE OF CHURCH a continuing feature
A Church less rigid
Salvation from "toxic religion" is Philip Yancey's story in the making.
He's a religion writer who is clear about his goals. "What I want to do, as a Christian author," Philip Yancey told me in a recent interview, "is to express the good news-ness of the gospel.
"So very often, the church conveys bad news. News of judgment, or anger, or division. And when it does that—when it sounds like bad news—that's not the gospel that Jesus brought. He brought a gospel of good news. And I'm just trying to polish and display that good news for as many people as possible."
April 15, 2002 issue
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A pipeline to happiness
Bettie Gray
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Manfred Krueger, Sandra Norris, Susan Rynerson, Mary H. Reed, Claire Louise Wilmot, Elena Brady
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items of interest
with contributions from Barbara Stahura, Dan Schaeffer, Robert Sapolsky, Warren Bolon, Ellie Pierce
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JOY that can't be stolen away
By Dorothy Estes
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A reason to be glad
By Mark Swinney
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HAPPINESS that comes with a GUARANTEE
By Margaret Rogers
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step by step OUT OF DEPRESSION
By Cynthia Tyler
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'Thou hast turned my mourning into dancing ...'
with contributions from Anne Early, Katherine Hildreth
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In Pristina, a green vase sings from a table left standing
By Warren Bolon
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The Sentinel asks... 'What brings lasting happiness?'
with contributions from Erin Callahan, Beckie Myers, Suzanne M. Cowin, Tony Goncalves, David Stevens, Matthew Bouchard, Liz Orr, Barbara Gritten, Suzanne Sinclair
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A Church less rigid
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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–––– 100 years ago
Sentinel staff
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Prayer alone heals serious dog bite
Genevieve E. Eckhardt
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Severe burn quickly healed
Gladys A. de Pombo
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Family relationship sweetened through prayer
Judy Findley
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Happiness that lasts
Kay Olson
