New
World Outlook
September/October 2001
Special Issue on Faith and Food
Faith and Food: Biblical Perspectives
by Elliott Wright
The Late Great Tomato: A Reflection on Memory and
Hope
by Elliott Wright
When Agriculture and Ecology Compete: The Struggle
to Protect Nicaragua's Wilderness
by Paul Jeffrey
Fair Trade Helps Farmers Prosper
by Marty Collier
Fair Food
by Marilyn Clements
Community Gardening as Kingdom Work
by Tom Henderson
New World Outlook brings you exclusive reports from the United States
and more than 130 countries where United Methodists are in Mission.
In the print issue of New World Outlook, September/October 2001
- Hunger—100 Percent Curable by Ken Horne and Carol A. Breitinger
- Strengthening Global Mission Through Sustainable Agriculture by Jim Gulley
- World Hunger Map World Food Programme, with commentary and quiz by Alma Graham
- Down on the Farm photo essays by Richard Lord and Christie R. house
- Eating at Church and Feeding the World by Elliott Wright
- Sustenance and Sustainability editor's column by Christie R. House
- Mission Memo
- Bulletin Inserts on Mission
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Cover Art: by Melanie Reim. Biblical food elements: the fish of the sea, shafts of wheat, and a vineyard. Sun, water, and earth are God's way of providing nourishment.
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