Spring 2013

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Spring 2013

Volume 15 Number 1

Special 9-11 Anniversary double issue

Cover Story

Foxworthy: Not 'Churchy,' Just Real
Foxworthy: Not 'Churchy,' Just Real
Stand–up "redneck" comedian and game–show host Jeff Foxworthy has been a Jesus follower since age 7, when he proved to his mama he was ready to go to the altar. Now host of "The American Bible Challenge," he also serves every week at the Atlanta Mission downtown.

Features

A Connection Severed by Addiction
A Connection Severed by Addiction
Jeff Taylor had it all growing up. Then he got hooked on painkillers after a football injury. Still, he landed a high–powered job on Wall Street, where cocaine was the designer drug. Eventually, he lost it all and found himself doing dishes in a Salvation Army rehab center.
A Highly Caffeinated, Humble New Yorker
A Highly Caffeinated, Humble New Yorker
In her early 30s, Marcia Larson works in the heart of Midtown at Dow Jones/The Wall Street Journal. Unlike many of her peers, she's a Christian—and the youngest member of the Salvation Army's National Advisory Board.
Reclaiming Rocky Soil
Reclaiming Rocky Soil
When Ryan Read first heard Jesus' parable of the four soils, he was in prison. He knew what kind of soil he was. But many years later, he's leading a "Good Soil Initiative" in Racine, Wis.

Departments

Letters
Loves 'Ride'
Who's News
'Godfather' of Corrections
'I am transformed'
Finding Fulfillment in Fashion
Olympic Swimmer Uses Fame for Fund–Raising
Prayer Power
All by Grace
Forsaking All for Him, Then a Gift
127 Years Ago
An Invading Army
From the Editor
Living in the Present
Leader Letter
In Any 'Season,' Perspective Makes All the Difference
MyTake
No Place Like Home
When Work Gets Tied Up with Self–Worth
Upfront: Cuba Connection
New Uniform Brings Tears