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Briefs: North America

North AmericaHarold Marshall Sylvester Richards Jr., 70, died of heart failure in Glendale, California, April 11. Richards followed his father as speaker of the Adventist Voice of Prophecy radio program, a position he held for 23 years.Gayle D. Beebe has been named president of Spring Arbor College in Michigan, effective July 1. Beebe has served as dean of the Haggard School of Theology at Azusa Pacific University since 1998.Daniel E. Weiss will retire as general secretary of American Baptist Churches USA in August. Weiss, 62, has served as general secretary since 1988.Freeman J. Dyson, professor emeritus at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, has won the 2000 Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion. Dyson's body of work, which includes Weapons and Hope (Harper & Row, 1984), seeks to reconcile technology with social justice.One million copies of Patrick Morley'sThe Man in the Mirror will be distributed at no charge to men on Father's Day. The give-away ends a year-long campaign to encourage Christian men to tell their friends about their faith.Paul Rader, former international leader of the Salvation Army, has been appointed CEO of Asbury College. Rader will provide interim leadership after president David Gyertson assumes the presidency of Taylor University.

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Cover Story

We're Not in Kansas Anymore

Biotech: Unholy Harvest?

In Print:The Joy of Judging Judgers

In Summary:Christianity and Politics

The Back Page | Philip Yancey:Chess Master

Men's Movement: Keeping Their Promises

Catholics, Baptists, Methodists Remain Tops

Congress: First Catholic Chaplain Emphasizes House Unity

Updates

Rightly Dividing Biblical History

Christian Camping: The Right to Rent

Anglicans: Intercontinental Ballistic Bishops?

India: Christians Resist Move to Register Conversions

Briefs: The World

Cuba: Family Over Freedom

How to Change China

Uganda: Under Suspicion

One Musician, Two Gigs

Wire Story

United Kingdom: Hell Isn't Obsolete, Brits Say

Inherit the Monkey Trial

Your Darwin Is Too Large

Lights, Camera, Jesus

Desperately Seeking Jesus: A review of The Epic Miniseries

A Good Death

Redeemed Bad Boys of the WWF

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Navy: Evangelicals File Bias Suit Against Navy

You Talk About an Evolution

Let’s Pray, Then Play

Crushing Debt

Whatever Happened to Hospitality?

Was Slavery God's Will?

Your World:The Value of Humor?

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Boomers: Serve Like Your Whole Life Is Ahead of You

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