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AN UNEXPECTED LOVE
TWO THINGS DREW ME to the crisp new paperback on the shelves of Barnes and Noble. First, the title, Jesus Mean and Wild, was extraordinarily provocative—though I liked the subtitle's reference to an "unexpected love." Second, I was curious to see what a fellow religion writer had to say about some of the hot-button issues of today.
Mark Galli is the senior managing editor of the monthly magazine Christianity Today. He's a former Presbyterian minister, and the author and coauthor of several books, including 131 Christian Everyone Should know and Beyond Smells and Bells.

October 12, 2009 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from ELIZABETH GRASER-LINDSEY, MURIEL HORACEK, JOHN DETCH, DAN ZISKIND, SANDI JUSTAD
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CONFRONTING FLU—PRAYERFULLY
STEVE GRAHAM,
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Marcia Dixon, Tommaso Verderame, Jen Thomas
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A prayerful response to threats of flu
BY MARIAN ENGLISH
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The power of a clear insight—flu healed
BY SHELLY RICHARDSON
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Online voices spreading good
BY AMY FRANSWORTH NAGEL
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India—Prayer for progress amid the challenges
BY DILSHAD KHAMBATTA EAMES
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football dreams
BY DOUG MOSER
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GOD IS SPECIAL
Trystan
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A WAY TO EXPRESS GOD'S LOVE
CARLOS ANTONIO LEY
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AN UNEXPECTED LOVE
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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PERMANENT, HEALING RECONCILIATION
MADELON MAUPIN MILES
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WHICH TEAM ARE YOU ROOTING FOR?
MARK SWINNEY
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ANSWERS ARE NOT IN THE STARS
BEA ROEGGE
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FACIAL GROWTH HEALED
JAMES C. MYERS
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FREED FROM MENSTRUAL PAIN
WENDY DESAUTELS
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BACK PAIN HEALED
TRACY COLERIDER-KRUGH