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Prisoners of hope : the story of our captivity and freedom in Afghanistan by Dayna. Curry

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Turn your church inside out : building a community for others by Walther P. Kallestad

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A cry of absence : reflections for the winter of the heart by Martin E. Marty

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Lovers' quarrels & casserole theology: The best of Martin E. Marty's M.E.M.O.'s, 1973-1992 by Martin E Marty

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When true simplicity is gained : finding spiritual clarity in a complex world by Martin E. Marty

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Our hope for years to come : the search for spiritual sanctuary by Martin E. Marty

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