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Reaching a new generation of churchgoers
"Missing the signs" @ 2011 The Christian Century. Used with permission. April 5, 2011
We’ve all seen classic signs outside eateries. . . . Plastic letters form words like “Eat at Joe’s” or “Good Eats” or “Free Fries with Burger.”
The proprietor believes that people will drive by, see the sign, and be enticed to come in and spend their money. . . . Behind this viewpoint is a conviction—one that is largely unspoken. The proprietor believes with all his heart that he is offering something that people really want and need, and that if they would only see the sign and come in and taste his burgers, they would be satisfied. . . .
Then one day a truck stops, and the driver comes in.
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May 23, 2011 issue
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Letters
Mimi Lofgren, Rita Underhill, Anne Melville, Evelyn Horn
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Guided by our shepherd
Ingrid Peschke, Managing Editor
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Reaching a new generation of churchgoers
Bradley N. Hill
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Progress in Ivory Coast
Joseph Kamenju
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Find refuge and safety in the Allness of God
Kathy Fitzer
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A spiritual defense of human rights
By Rosalie E. Dunbar, News Editor
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God-focused
Marissa Bunting
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Walking with God
Danika
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Pentecostal momentum
By Melanie Wahlberg
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Our one true Parent
By Robin Hoagland
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Filling a father’s shoes
Kim Shippey with contributions from Julia Espey
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Prayer for my son in the military
By Michael Hefner
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Daughter’s jaw quickly healed
By Kenneth Brack
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Our children—safe in Love
By Nancy Robison
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Trust God, put self aside
By Ruth Geyer
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The only path
Steve Ryf
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Healed of alcoholism
Jerzy Mudry, Sylwia Szymanska
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Immobility dissolved
Barney Peters
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Jaw infection healed
Y. Lesley Sleeman
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A constant caring power
The Editors