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Issue: The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons
Article Author Issue Season Year
From the Editor: Hidden Things By Ray Waddle The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Poem: "The Half-life of Sorrow" By Roger Greenwald The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Poem: "The Garden" By Dorianne Laux The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Poem: "The Children of Chernobyl" By Mary Crescenzo The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Poem: "A Vigil at a Missile Silo" By Mark Sanders The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Poem: "Shoulders" By Naomi Shihab Nye The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Poem: "Survivor" By Laura Manuelidis The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Sidebar: Four Political Figures, Two Op-Eds, One Documentary The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Sidebar: A New Day A Summary of Recent Faith-based Action The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Sidebar: Ten Books on Nuclear Perils and Global Hopes The Fire Next Time: Faith and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Spring 2009
Issue: Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration
Article Author Issue Season Year
From the Dean's Desk By Harold W. Attridge Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Opening Doors on a Difficult Debate By Harlon Dalton Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Law and Gospel at the Borders By Julia Thorne Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
A Land of Immigrants, a Shifting Religious Marketplace By Luis Lugo Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
"Not Like Us": The Mainline's Immigration Problem By Dan Romero Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Sending, Receiving, Embracing: The Pulse of Global Immigration By George Rupp Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
The Children Left Behind By Rima Salah Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Dying to Live: Theology, Migration, and the Human Journey By Daniel G. Groody, C.S.C. Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Loving Thy Neighborhood as Thyself Profile: Heidi Neumark Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
The Lessons of Hyperpowers and the Future of National Identity By Amy Chua Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
The Latino Transformation of American Evangelicalism By Samuel Rodriguez Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
No More Deaths An Interview with John Fife Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Fixing Immigration Policy By Bill Ong Hing Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
The Eyes of the Immigrant, the Image of God Profile: Alejandro Siller Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
A Foreigner's Thoughts at the Great Wall By Emilie M. Townes Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
A Bishop's Plea: Remember Profile: Bishop Peter Rosazza Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Crossing Boundaries of Religous Tradition By Peggy Levitt Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
From the Editor: Geography Lessons By Ray Waddle Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Poem: "Mother Picking Produce" By Richard Blanco Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008
Poem: "Return to Mankiller Flats, Oklahoma" By Mary Crescenzo Who is my Neighbor? Facing Immigration Fall 2008