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The changing landscape of American religious life
“The coming marginalization” © 2010 Religion News Service. Used with permission. December 23, 2010
It used to be that Americans focused their religious lives around brick-and-mortar structures—churches, synagogues, mosques, and temples—for worship, study, and assembly. . . .
Inside those sacred spaces with their steeples or domes or stained-glass windows, Americans followed the men—it was nearly always men—who donned colorful vestments as a visual validation of their religious authority.
Not anymore.
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February 14, 2011 issue
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Letters
Anna Willis, Laurel Marquart, Heather Hayward
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Giving to others
Steve Graham, Managing Editor, Sentinel, Journal, and Herald
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The changing landscape of American religious life
Rabbi A. James Rudin
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Being grateful
Melinda Beck
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Haiti’s right to food and water
Melanie Ball
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Rejoicing in Mind’s allness
Madelon Maupin
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Caught up in Love
By Judy Atwood
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School and spiritual supply
By Lindsay Bryan
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Ivory Coast: Call for prayer
By Mayal Tshiabuila
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Giving—a way of living
By Fenella Bennetts
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The gift of giving
By Mark Unger
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Not-so-hidden gifts
Kim Shippey
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The prayer that makes you whole
By Melissa Hayden
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No barriers to Love
By Hanne Andersen
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Wealth beyond measure
By Andrew Early
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Sunday School: no longer a ‘stepchild’ of church
By Susan Mack
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Back pain healed
Becky Barrett-Alford, Larry Alford
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Burns quickly healed
Candace Lynch, Lauren Lynch
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Injured ankle quickly healed
Betsy Morris
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Calling all healing heroes
The Editors