Congregationalist Table of Contents

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On the Cover

A statue of Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, overlooks Providence, where the NACCC meets for its 50th Annual Meeting on June 26. Williams’ uncompromising support for separation of church and state led to his banishment from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636, when he fled to what became Rhode Island.

Features

Rev. Dr. Martin E. Marty	GLOBALIZATION Religion Interconnects, Conflicts
Rev. Dr. Thomas M. Richard	Free to Choose—No Edicts in Congregationalism
Dr. Margaret Lamberts Bendroth	Who’s a Fundamentalist?
Rev. Dr. Steven A. Peay	Congregational Identity—What’s in a Name?
Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor	A Resident Alien Gives Thanks
Joe Polhemus	Not in Vain—Reacting with Love to Columbine
Rev. Dr. Arthur A. Rouner, Jr.	Rwanda: Ten Years after the Genocide
Rev. Alice Murphy, Rev. Dr. Donald L. Bentley	PROVIDENCE—Historic Site for 50th NACCC Annual Meeting
Rev. John F. Miller	Jim Eaton Succeeds Joe Polhemus as Editor
Rev. Lawrence Bernier	Confronting Change Saves Two Congregations
Nelda M. Stuck	New Organ Inspires Redlands Church
Joe Polhemus	Historian Turned Librarian, Dr. Margaret Lamberts Bendroth
Ruth Mahnke	News and Needs of The Missionary Society
Pamela Smith	Craig Walker Keeps Rollin’
Mary Foster	Small Church, Big Success at Berkshire (Mass.) Church
	86 Churches Contribute to The Congregationalist
	Rev. Clifford D. Schutjer Addresses Piedmont Graduates

Departments

Editorial: Singing With Swans — Joe Polhemus	UpDATE: Vacancies, Pastoral Changes
In Memoriam Don E. Zentner 1921 - 2004

Coming in August/September 2004

Editor Jim Eaton’s first issue will feature photos and reports on the 50th NACCC Annual Meeting in Providence; the Joseph Russell winning sermon; results of the Pilgrim Ride 2004 for The Congregationalist; news from NACCC Regional Associations; and a column by the Rev. Ashley Cook, director of church relations, Piedmont College.

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