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C Wess Daniels
Wess is the William R. Rogers Director of Friends Center and Quaker Studies at Guilford College. He is a recorded Quaker minister engaged in renewal, resisting empire, and liberation theology.
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Wilbert Shenk on Ecclesiology and Mission
In discussing how particular, newly planted and non-Western, churches could potentially develop “in loco an ecclesiology at once biblically and theologically
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A Quick Parental Solicitation
If you’re a parent and you have a moment and would like to join the discussion Emily and I are looking
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Everett Cattel on the Great Commission (pt. 2)
Series contents | Intro | Part Two | Cattell believes that mission must start from the Great Commission, not only a central theme in the New Testament, but a central theme throughout all of Scripture. He remarks
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Everett Cattell: Quaker and Mission Theologian
Series contents | Intro | Part Two | This is a part of a series I will be doing on Cattell and his contributions to the Friends Church and missiology. Everett Cattell is an important figure when
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A Video Conversation with Martin Kelley
Yesterday, The Quaker Ranter, Martin Kelley, and I sat down over video (he’s in NJ) and had a conversation about some
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Thinking About A Vision for Theological Eduction
In class last week we discussed James Wm. McClendon‘s baptist theological vision. His small ‘b’ baptist vision has five characteristics of the church that standout as a good framework from which any theology
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Dress Down Friday: Ray Anderson, New Delicious and Hipsters
Check out this image used to discuss what some are doing about the high gas prices: Delicious.com launched the new version
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Seven Things About CWD
A meme from Dry Bones Dance, sent to me by Robin. I debated whether to do it or not, but since I’
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Dress Down Friday Student Tools Edition, Nas and Feist on the Street
Today’s Dress-Down Friday has an assortment of links for you to enjoy throughout the day. A reader named Mark sent
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Back In The Swing of Things: Family and School
We made it back into town a little more than a week ago and it’s nice to be back home and
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Dress Down Friday is Back
It’s been a little while since I’ve done a dress down friday post (a casual listing of interesting web links)
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A friend sent this article by Wendell Berry the other day and said it was worth the read, he is right. The article looks at how our insatiable desire for more not only has
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Advise Everyone… Endorse No One (by Shane Claiborne)
Shane Claiborne has a great post on the difference between “endorsing” and “advising” candidates. While I’ve already made my vote clear, I completely agree with Claibornes approach and points. One thing he said
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Small Milestones for This Blog
With the last post I crossed over the 700 post mark, not a small feat considering how long it took me to
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