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"Food fight" May 03, 2008, Vol. 23, No. 9
Feed My people
COVER STORY | By Mindy Belz
For Christian relief groups, the job of feeding the world’s poor just got harder. Understanding what sparked the food price spike is crucial to surviving and providing in the current market crisis More >>
Pricing power
Sidebar | Congress could do something about higher food prices
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 Features
A patient Peterson
Susan Olasky
Lifestyle/Technology | The pastoral author and his wife lead a quiet life
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Avoiding excess
David Bahnsen
Personal Finance | Too much diversity, debt, and concern make for irresponsible investing
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Beyond charity
Mark Bergin
Relief work | Simple design solutions are revolutionizing the undeveloped world
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Consider the source
Les Sillars
Media | Journalism’s latest self-congratulatory monument to itself opens
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Crime and punishment
Jamie Dean
Russia | An American pastor goes to jail in Moscow
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Healing hands
Rusty Leonard and Warren Cole Smith
Charity | Medical Teams International seeks to “show Jesus in action” after disasters
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Hidden apartheid
Paul David Glader
India | For lower-caste Indians in America, injustice and discrimination persist
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Houses of God
All Saint’s Baptist Church
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Human race
Jail-time evangelism
Jill Nelson
Laos | The ongoing crackdown against Laotian pastors is spreading the gospel
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Looking ahead
News to watch in the weeks to come
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Not enough dough
Mark Bergin
Haiti | A lack of crops leaves Haitians brutally vulnerable to global food trends
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The battle of ideas
Marvin Olasky
Religion | Evangelical declaration takes aim at slaves to political fashion
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The grand tour
Richard N. Ostling
Religion | The pope in his U.S. visit was specific in criticizing the church
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Young and restless
Jamie Dean
Politics | A surge in political interest among youthful voters helps Democrats
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Dispatches
The Buzz
Need-to-know news
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Quick Takes
Oddball occurrences
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Quotables
Memorable things they said
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Reviews
Forget Sarah Marshall
Megan Basham
Movies | Apatow film doesn’t get beyond his usual crudeness
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Graduation treadmill
Marvin Olasky
Books | Some good rules and prayers for upcoming grads
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Lowly album released
David Sessions
Music | Monarch fights despair with confession
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Seeker focused
Meghan Keane
Movies | Self-imposed exile poses as filmmaker’s “search” for Osama bin Laden
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Shallow Al
Sam Thielman
Movies | Pacino vehicle is a boring, violent display of misogyny
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Subtle symbols
Megan Basham
Movies | The Forbidden Kingdom may give some parents pause
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Suits and boots
Marvin Olasky
Books | Looks have always mattered in presidential politics, argues Ben Shapiro
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Notable CDs
Habib Koité & Bamada
Five noteworthy recent releases reviewed by Arsenio Orteza
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Notable books
Eric Weiner
Four noteworthy nonfiction books reviewed by Susan Olasky
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Notebook
Weathered win
Mark Bergin
Sports | The only true victor of the tournament? Augusta National golf course
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Voices
Off-key
Joel Belz
Singing the mother tongue is harder than it looks
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God as author
Gene Edward Veith
A writer is far more involved than a watchmaker
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A game of risk
Andrée Seu
The decline and fall of the subprime mortgage market
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Evil vs. good
Matthew P. Ristuccia
A mother teaches her sons how to fight
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Less than zero
Janie B. Cheaney
Moral confusion reigns in student sexual harassment rules
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Obama's audacity
Cal Thomas
Candidate seeks-and gets-cover pro-life Democrats
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Those other races
Mindy Belz
All politics may be more local than you think
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Mailbag
Guest Columnist
Letters from our readers
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Tarnished eloquence
Marvin Olasky
Obama’s new ideas turn out to be the same old same old
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