Lives less ordinary | It is timely to reassert the existence in Britain of thousands of ordinary, unknown Christians (Bob Holman, The Guardian, London)
Senator doubts reconciliation | A senator said reconciliation was not part of the Indian people and non-Christian cultures living in Fiji (Fiji Times)
Saving faith in the land of Plenty | Melbourne's first residential interfaith conference ended in triumph yesterday, and according to an organiser, Rabbi Jonathan Keren Black, "We got through four days without killing each other" (The Age, Melbourne, Australia)
Quick-thinking doctor saves the life of pastor | An Episcopalian minister, a Presbyterian minister and a Catholic priest all delivered their version of last rites to the Rev. Dick Williams who expected to be dead within the hour (Wisconsin State Journal, Madison)
Seeing & believing | Visions of Mary, other such 'miracles' put faith - and science - to the test (The Dallas Morning News)
Building on the past | For Egyptian Christians, new home is the culmination of dearly held dreams (Houston Chronicle)
Immigration main factor in declining Protestant numbers | Nine out of 10 Christians who legally immigrate here are Catholic, most of them Latino, so that more than a third of all Catholics in the United States today are of Hispanic heritage (The Hartford Courant, Conn.)
'One body' despite our divisions? | Unwillingness to pursue unity undermines the church's mission (Kenneth H. Carter Jr., The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
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