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Mainline Protestantism, consisting of the Congregational, Presbyterian, and Episcopal denominations, used to be a dominant force in American life, both in terms ...
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"Churches, Agencies Respond to Attacks"
"Leaders call for prayer, justice, and mercy"
LaTonya Taylor|
To the Church Called Mainline by William H. Willimon
To the Church Called Mainline:
By William H. Willimon|
CT Forum
The Spirit Hasn't Left Mainline (Part 1 of 3)
A forum on why and how we should save denominations.
CT Forum
The Spirit Hasn't Left the Mainline Part 2
CT Forum
The Spirit Hasn't Left the Mainline Part 3
Church in Action
Close Encounters Across Cultures
What would happen if you just stayed with a group of kids no matter what?
Dale Buss|
Episcopal Bishop Joins Others on Road to Rome
Rebekah Scott Schreffler|
Cover Story
Natural Born Sinners
Gordon Aeschliman in Cairo
By James R. Edwards|
News from the North American Scene: November 14, 1994
Ministers Decry 'Censorship'
By Thomas S. Giles|
Book Briefs
BOOKS: Great Scots
Mark Noll|
Episcopal Bishops Divided Over Sexuality
John W. Kennedy|
NORTH AMERICAN SCENE: Fragrance-free Service Initiated
Media
Media Campaign Targets Unchurched
By Patricia C. Roberts|
Sexuality Draft Draws Criticism
By Timothy C. Morgan|
Church, Synagogue Build Together
Confronting Canada's Secular Slide
Why Canadian evangelicals thrive in a culture often indifferent to religious faith.
John G. Stackhouse, Jr.|
RE-Imagining Labeled 'Reckless'
PCUSA says conference pushed 'beyond the boundries.'
Timothy C. Morgan|
Christian History
Christian liberty: the Puritans in Britain and America
Robert Norris|
Mainline Protestants Organize to Challenge Their Churches’ Positions on Public Policy
Beth Spring|

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