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Inside Afghanistan

John Weaver

2002

Beyond the congregation

Christopher P. Scheitle

2010

When the bottom line is faithfulness

Thomas Jeavons

1994

City missions

William A. McVickar

1868

Reinvigorating faith in communities

Amy L. Sherman

2002

Christianity and Social Work

T. Laine Scales, Beryl Hugen

2008

A spicy secret

D. Savannah George

2012

The politics of altruism

Jørgen Lissner

1977

Help is just around the corner

Virgil Gulker

1988

Toxic charity

Robert D. Lupton

2012

Christianity and social service in modern Britain

F. K. Prochaska

2006

Compassion and community

Haskell M. Miller

1961

Understanding religious and spiritual aspects of human service practice

James W. Ellor

1999

Promise to Mary

Paul Jellinek

2008

Sacred places, civic purposes

E. J. Dionne, Ming Hsu Chen

2001

The ambiguous embrace

Charles Leslie Glenn

2000

Salvation in the slums

Norris A. Magnuson

1977

The Politics of Disaster

Marvin N. Olasky

2006

Faith-Based Grants

Beverly A. Browning

2005

Starting a Nonprofit at Your Church (Alban Institute Publication)

Joy Skjegstad

2002

Learning to give, as part of religious education

Ken Russell

1967

The other Philadelphia story

Ram A. Cnaan

2007

Forward movements of the last half century

Arthur T. Pierson

1900

God's economy

Lew Daly

2009

Saving souls, serving society

Heidi Rolland Unruh

2004

The Faith-Based Initiatives and the Bush Administration; The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Jo Renee Formicola

2003

Saving America?

Robert Wuthnow

2004

The newer deal

Ram A Cnaan, Stephanie C. Boddie, Ram A. Cnaan et al.

1999

The church and social welfare

Alan Keith-Lucas

1962

A Public Charity

Mary L. Mapes

2004

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