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Recovery steady, but long way yet to go

Three down, 13 to go. That could be one way of viewing the Hurricane Katrina recovery on the eve of the storm’s third anniversary.
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Let's play!

Mississippi United Methodist clergy are invited to a playful time of worship, learning, and, yes, playing together in mid-September.
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Remembering a friend

Ron Barham called me April 15, 1994, and it had nothing to do with the IRS.
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Exploring United Methodist 'myths'

The notion that The United Methodist Church is dying has been repeated so often that it has become a belief, when in fact it is a myth, according to a church executive and author.
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Wesley Theological accepting doctoral applications

 Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C., is accepting applications from those interested in doctoral study as part of the next church leadership track that begins in 2009.
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