Dear friend,
We're getting closer!
Last week, I wrote you about the $50,000 challenge match that two generous Century friends have established. Every donation made to this campaign by December 31, 2020, will be matched dollar for dollar, up to the total. And we're getting closer.
Give today and help us meet the match!
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Peter W. Marty, Editor/Publisher
The Christian Century
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