catapult magazine

vol. 2, num. 17 :: 2003.09.12 — 2003.09.25

A return to where we started: How does our need for community play out in various ways in our lives?

Feature

What kind of community is this?

by Grant Elgersma

How far have we come in a year and where are we headed next?

Editorial

Warning: Shared burdens ahead

by Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma

Is perpetual exhaustion ever a part of God?s will?

Articles

Coolness kills community

by Bill Boerman-Cornell

A timeless craze threatens to isolate teen-agers from other people and from God.

Waiting for the rising

by Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma

A few life lessons from the ghosts of my ancestors.

Growing and living in Christian community

by Grant Elgersma

A conversation with Jon Trott from Jesus People USA.

Reviews

A beautiful mind

by Robert Moll

J.P. Moreland?s Love God with All Your Mind explores the necessity of developing as Christian intellectuals.

daily asterisk

Bread eaten together is daily sustenance. Bread eaten together is economic sharing. Not merely symbolically, but also in fact, eating together extends to a wider circle the economic solidarity normally obtained in the family…. In short, the Eucharist is an economic act. To do rightly the practice of breaking bread together is a matter of economic sharing.

John Howard Yoder
Body Politics

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