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The Church We Need Now
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Readers Respond: Issue 14
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El Arado Nicaragua
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Donuts for Books
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Beethoven in Sing Sing
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The Spirit of Early Christianity
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The Two Ways
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Life or Death
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Time for a New Reformation
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The Unplanned Church
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The Church That Grew without Trying
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Re-Forming the Church
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Poem: Parable
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The Renegade Monk
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Editors’ Picks Issue 14
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The Last of the First Christians
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The Church Is Not Made of Cathedrals
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Forerunners: Polycarp
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Born in 1957 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Dean Mitchell was raised by his grandmother in Florida and attended the Columbus College of Art and Design. Highly regarded for his watercolors, he is also known for his etchings and work in oil, tempera, acrylic, and pastels. His artwork reflects his concern for ordinary people who go unnoticed, such as street musicians. In his own words, “My paintings are often trying to elevate the underprivileged so I can convey a sense of their dignity and give them a voice in American society. Poor people don’t have material possessions, but they can possess something different, like richness in spirit.”
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