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'''''Cornerstone''''' was a [[Christian]] [[magazine]] published in [[Chicago]] from 1971 to 2003.  It was aimed at a teen and young adult audience with a contemporary style, especially disaffected youth such as those into [[punk rock]], [[heavy metal]], and the [[hippie]] scene who might not otherwise be receptive to the [[Gospel]].  The magazine did a series of interviews with secular [[rock music]]ians such as Ozzy Osbourne, in which the magazine would try to pin down the person's views on God and Christ and attempt to lead them to [[salvation]].  They were also known for their investigative reporting.  One of their most controversial articles was that on [[Mike Warnke]]. <ref>http://www.cornerstonemag.com/features/iss098/warnke_index.htm</ref>  ''Cornerstone'' was published by Jesus People USA, an Evangelical Christian group also known for their outreach to runaway youth and other [[homeless]] people in downtown Chicago.   

'''''Cornerstone''''' was a [[Christian]] [[magazine]] published in [[Chicago]] from 1971 to 2003.  It was aimed at a teen and young adult audience with a contemporary style, especially disaffected youth such as those into [[punk rock]], [[heavy metal]], and the [[hippie]] scene who might not otherwise be receptive to the [[Gospel]].  The magazine did a series of interviews with secular [[rock music]]ians such as Ozzy Osbourne, in which the magazine would try to pin down the person's views on God and Christ and attempt to lead them to [[salvation]].  They were also known for their investigative reporting.  One of their most controversial articles was that on [[Mike Warnke]].<ref>http://www.cornerstonemag.com/features/iss098/warnke_index.htm</ref>  ''Cornerstone'' was published by Jesus People USA, an Evangelical Christian group also known for their outreach to runaway youth and other [[homeless]] people in downtown Chicago.   

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