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Reporting Religion is a collection of essays by thirteen seasoned reporters who explore the important role religion often plays in world events. They assert that responsible news coverage in the modern world must make room for the religious dimension. The essays cover such topics as the history of reporting religion, sociology of church newspapers, and the ethics of religious journalism. Contributors: Martin E. Marty, George W. Cornell, John Dart, Kenneth A. Briggs, Peter Elvy, William J. Thorn, Charles Austin, Herb Brin, William J. Thorn, Elizabeth Thoman, Ira Rifkin, George E. Reedy, and Glen Jeansonne. Contributors: Martin E. Marty, George W. Cornell, John Dart, Kenneth A. Briggs, Peter Elvy, William J. Thorn, Charles Austin, Herb Brin, William J. Thorn, Elizabeth Thoman, Ira Rifkin, George E. Reedy, and Glen Jeansonne.