Conference lgp30::christian-perspective

    Some of the publications that I subscribe to include:
    
    	o _Friends_Journal_, a monthly Quaker publication
    	o Pendle Hill pamphlets, published six times a year by a Quaker
    		study center in Pennsylvania
    	o _Creation_, which is Matthew Fox's magazine for Creation
    		Spirituality
    	o _The_Other_Side_, a magazine that concerns itself with issues
    		of justice from a Christian perspective (Daniel Berrigan
    		is a contributer).
    	o _The_Witness_, an Episcopalian magazine that also concerns itself
    		with justice issues
    	o _Tikkun_, a Jewish publication
    
    -- Mike

    _Science of Mind Magazine_, a monthly magazine published by the United
    Church of Religious Science.  It contains inspirational stories,
    anecdotes, daily meditations, etc.
    
    Nanci

_The Other Side_ (what Mike said)
_Quaker Life_ (Friend United Meeting)
_United Methodist Reporter_ weekly newspaper
_The Interpreter_ Church organization (United Methodist)
_Christian Social Action_ Justice issues (United Methodist)

Richard

"Christianity Today" which was started by Billy Graham

    
    The Bible

    It appears that I will be receiving "Friends Journal" also.
    
    Thanks, RMH!
    
    E Grace

    Common Boundary - a magazine that explores the connection between
    		      spirituality, human development, and psychology.
    
    Creation - same as Mike V noted... Publication which discusses issues
    	       from the context of Creation Spirituality.  (Soon to be
    	       renamed _Creation Spirituality_)
    
    Both meet my standards of excellence in journalism and spirituality.
    
    Karen

I forgot one: _Social Questions Bulletin_, published by the Methodist
Federation for Social Action (MFSA).

The MFSA was once an official appendage of the Methodist church, but
was ousted due to reactionary pressures during the McCarthy era.  It
has remained a detached organization, thus avoiding political and
bureaucratic embroilments which it might have encountered by
reuniting with the church.

Peace,
Richard

    I *really* need to get new glasses!  I thought you were calling us
    SOBs, Richard.
    
    E Grace

    That's it? No one reads Christian Century, or maybe Sojourners?
    
    Unfortunately, I read the United Church Observer ( in Canada, the
    United Church is a union of the Methodists, most of the Presbyterians
    and the Congregationalists).  I say unfortunately, because the Observer
    is the usual liberal rag with a fairly exclusive focus on the problems
    of the world -- and little sense of history or of the importance of
    nurturing the community.  This is now somewhat ironic as it has been
    reported that the recently departed editor of this magazine (for 10
    years) managed to involve himself with three different significant
    others.  In a certain sense, I believe there is a consistency here -- a
    chaotic home life and a magazine which ignores many of the needs of the
    faith community.
    
    I also read Tikkun.
    
    John
    
    
     

    If time and $ were not an issue, I would read _Weavings_ and
    probably _The Christian Century_ and would look for some
    feminist/womanist religious pubs
    
    Nancy

    re:.10
    
    John,
    	you sound as if you disapprove of both the "liberal rag" and its
    former editor. You shouldn't support it if that is your opinion.