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Heading the articles The Lutheran offers every month is our cover story, a broader and deeper exploration of topics that make a difference in our lives. Here is your opportunity to help determine the top 10 topics you would like to see featured in upcoming issues of The Lutheran. Vote for the topics most important to you. The cover story list will appear in the January issue.

Deadline for completion of this survey is Oct. 15, 2006.

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Choose which 10 topics you're most interested in The Lutheran covering next year.
Cash-strapped churches and options for employing clergy
Churches starting churches: New idea or recaptured history?
Differences and similarities of Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Everyday callings: People who put their faith on line in their jobs
Faith and health-care decisions at start and end of life
Faith and popular culture contend for souls of youth, young adults
Financially healthy congregations and how they do it
Global mission work today by clergy and laity, congregations and denominations
How congregations can start special-needs ministries
How Lutherans are involved in U.S. health-care debate/future
Is ethnic-specific ministry multicultural ministry?
Living well: Spiritually, emotionally, physically, vocationally
Luther’s 95 theses: Which ones are still valid?
Military chaplains on the battlefield and at home
Parenting: Raising children of faith
The liturgy: Its source, meaning and evolution
Then and now: How Luther and Lutherans read the Bible
Satan: What the devil is the Evil One up to today?
Spiritual implications of child physical and sexual abuse
What’s being taught at our colleges, universities and seminaries
When church work consumes lives, becomes false pride
What converts find in the ELCA
What did Jesus mean by “the kingdom of God�?
What does it mean to be a Lutheran today?
What Lutherans share, and don’t, with other “mainliners� and fundamentalists

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