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- Carletta Bush, Religious Fervor in the Fairmont Field: Calls for Revival and Reform in the “Coal City,” 1908-1929
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in Canada: Its Development and Contemporary Situation
- Jane Donovan, But Gideon Refused: The Institutionalization of Methodist Mission
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NEW! Kate Lester, Michigan State University, Finding Fatima: The Female Empowerment Movement Among Muslim-American Women
Michigan State University student Megan Elizabeth Scheible writes on Ordination of Women: A Devoted Struggle for Equality within the U.S. Catholic Church
WVU Student Amanda Hedrick examines the career of Frances Willard in her essay "Progressive Protestantism"
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