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Issue: Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	A Matter of Life and Death	By Musimbi Kanyoro	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Resistance, Freedom, Rebirth	Profile: Rahiel Tesfamariam	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Acompañamiento: A Walk Toward Dignity for All	By M.T. Dávila	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	"Of Course He Isn't Male," or Who, Me? Sexist?	By David Kelsey	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Moved to Tears, Moved to Action	By Jacqueline Ogega	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Finding God in Their Eyes	Profile: Jane Ferreira	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	What's in a Word?	By Shannon Clarkson	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Raising the Dead: Embodied Leadership	By Emilie M. Townes	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Skin Deep	By Kat Banakis	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011

Issue: iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Struggle for the Soul of New Media	By John Brueggeman	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Redeeming New Media, Reforming Christian Community	By J. Martin Bailey	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Logging on to the Religious Quest	An Interview with Paul Raushenbush	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Wisdom 2.0, or Stress 2.0?	By Soren Gordhamer	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Friending the Revolution	By Cyrus Farivar	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Contents - iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion		iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Poem: "Webcam the World"	By Heather McHugh	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	A Digital Daughter Returns Home	By Paula Jenkins	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011

Issue: Who Are We? American Values Revisited
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Civil Thoughts on Uncivil Times	An Interview with Stephen L. Carter	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Redemption Awaits	By Diana Butler Bass	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Spiritual Power, the Subterranean River	By Christopher Timm	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Poem: "A Buddha in the Woodpile"	By Lawrence Ferlinghetti	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	From the Dean's Desk	By Gregory E. Sterling	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	The Bible and Rugged Individualism	By Richard H. Hiers	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Poem: "The Last Election"	By John Haines	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012

Issue: Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Extraordinary Days: A Life in the Making	By Mike Del Ponte	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Tension, Heartbreak, and Vocation	An Interview with Parker Palmer	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	The Meaning of Calling in a Culture of Choice	By Edward P. Hahnenberg	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Poem: "I live my life in widening circles"	By Rainer Maria Rilke	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Listen for the Sound of the Genuine	An Interview with Stephen Lewis	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Blessed are the Nathans	By Anne Howard	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012