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'The religious journalist must always be on the lookout for new spiritual facts, new political facts, new international facts'
That's as true today as when it was published in this magazine in the Centenary Survey issue of
12 February 1943, when we could be slipped into the pocket, courtesy of wartime paper shortages Readers, from our inception in 1843 (when we were monthly) onwards, have always responded to this search for information, and usually in that order – spiritual, political and international
Judy Kirby & Kate Bellwood
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