The Lutheran | October 1999 Issue

Cover story
	Cover story Assembly acclaims Moravian accord
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: 69.3% for Episcopal full communion
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Abortion policy upheld
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Archbishop: Lutherans, Catholics at turning point
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Assembly approves 2000-2001 budget
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Assembly passes economic life statement
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: City project hopes for 'transformation'
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Happy anniversary, Hunger Appeal
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Health care study to start
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Miller elected editor of The Lutheran
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Rural economic crisis spans church
	Cover story Churchwide Assembly: Setting the stage Episcopal, Moravian full communion agreements at ecumenical forefront
Features
	Features 'There are things I won't do' Lutherans in the media face conflicts with their faith by Jeff Favre
	Features 'We are safe here' Kosovar refugees are grateful to Lutherans who helped them by Todd Etshman
	Features A mode of mercy Corinne Gott has cared for a half-million of Virginia's poorest, most troubled people by George Kegley
	Features Caught and taught The classroom's the place for values education by Muriel Robinson Nunn
	Features Digital Luther The Reformation meets the Information Age by Jeffrey Reuer
	Features Faith to faith in fatigues by Linda-Marie Delloff
	Features How you can care for the mentally ill
	Features Is your church safe? A question for 1999 National Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 3-9) by Cindi L. Clemmer
	Features Men gather in the Rockies by Robert C. Blezard
	Features Monday clinic The week begins with check-ups and love at an AIDS ministry center in Thailand by Kathleen Kastilahn
	Features My brother's keeper It costs to care for the mentally ill. Do we care? by Faye R. Codding
	Features New 'back to school' rules
	Features One big idea 'VeggieTales' videos teach values by Lorel K. Fox
	Features Reading TV's 'sacred texts' Americans consume 16,000 media messages a day. We need to learn not to be passive consumers. by Margaret Farnham
	Features Sister act Amazing things happen when congregations link in friendship to people in Latin America by Robert C. Blezard
	Features Spirituality goes pop Mass media reveals greater hunger for spiritual feelings than for a transcendent God by Margaret Houk
	Features Voices: readers share their thoughts about TV and Christian values
Youngchurch
	Youngchurch Summer memories Youth dig fun, work, travel and learning during the hot months

Columnists
You asked: Denying our name? by Norma & Burton Everist Arts & books: Refugee expressions by Linda-Marie Delloff Presiding bishop: Priorities of the heart by H. George Anderson		Editor: Poised for the millenium by Edgar R. Trexler My view: 'Be careful, little eyes' by Harl Pike

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