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| Embracing
a politics of place: the
Penobscot watershed |
What
you'll find in the June 1999 issue of The Witness:
Editor's
note: Embracing a politics (and spirituality) of place
by Julie A. Wortman
Turning
back to the river
by Murray Carpenter
Sidebar:
A strategy to save and restore forests
by Mitch Lansky
The
bioregional vision: an interview with Kirkpatrick Sale
by Julie A. Wortman
Sidebar:
Of prayer and compost
by Holly Lyman Antolini
At
the point of no return?
by Lisa Duchene
Bringing
creation in to the church
by Heidi Shott
Sidebar:
Favoring justic over lying fallow
by Richard Shimpfky
Vital
Signs: On being a woman bishop
by
Denise M. Ackermann
And
in every issue:
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Letters
Read
a sample of what our readers say
in our current issue.
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Editors'
reflection The
editors' take on the monthly
magazine theme.
~
Poetry
From
the light-hearted to the spirit-shaking, we bring you the best.
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Short
Takes Our
quick looks at everything from music to current events.
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Keeping
Watch
A spotlight on critical issues in the world that deserve your
notice.
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Reviews
Books,
movies, music: What's worth your time.
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The
Quick and the Dead
Interviews with of some of the world's interesting people.
If
you'd like to read more articles addressing theological concerns
and critiquing social issues from a faith perspective, subscribe.
It's still easier to have a cup of coffee or tea with a paper
publication!
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