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STH Alumn, Micah Christian and his wife Jocelyn in Peru!
Here’s a link to a recent newsletter from Notre Dame Mission Volunteers that contains an update from our alumni and friends, Micah and Jocelyn. They are currently serving in Peru, teaching English at two different high schools and serving in the local mission. What an exciting journey they are taking. Read more here.
Can Christians Play Well—with One Another?
If you think relations between Christians and other religions can get sour, you should hear the family squabbles pitting Christians against one another. The Anglican Communion’s (un)civil war over gay rights is just one example. Especially “in other parts of the world, there are terrible conflicts between Christian denominations that are causing strife,” says Anne […]
Micah and Jocelyn in Peru!
Here’s a link to a recent newsletter from Notre Dame Mission Volunteers that contains an update from our alumni and friends, Micah and Jocelyn. They are currently serving in Peru, teaching English at two different high schools and serving in the local mission. What an exciting journey they are taking. Micah and Jocelyn in NDMV
Alumni & Students Present at Yale-Edinburgh Group
Alumni & Students Present at Yale-‐Edinburgh Group The Yale-Edinburgh Group held its 23rd meeting in New Haven, Connecticut, June 27-29, 2013. The theme, “Health, Healing, and Medicine in the History of Christian Missions and World Christianity,” inspired diverse papers, ranging from an inves- tigation of John Wesley’s medical advice to the use of herbal medicine […]
Issues in World Christianity- A Panel Conversation
A Panel Conversation: Issues in World Christianity Friday October 18, 1:30-3pm, 9th Floor Photonics Center. Reception to follow. Please join the conversation during a landmark gathering of the heads of World Christianity centers and important scholars from the United States and Europe. With: Emma Wild-Wood, Henry Martyn Centre, University of Cambridge, Carlos F. Cardoza-Orlandi, Professor […]
Soo-Young Kwon (STH '95)
Soo-Young Kwon (STH ’95) is Professor of Pastoral Theology at United Graduate School of Theology, Yonsei University, Korea. Dr. Kwon is also director of Yonsei University Center for Counseling and Coaching Services. He initiated the very first academic training program of Coaching (Clergy/Pastoral Coaching, Business Executive Coaching, and Study/Life Coaching programs) in Korea in 2007. […]
Jeff Lane (STH '10)
Jeff Lane (STH ’10) has shared his recent publication with us: The Samaritan Project (Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City) The Samaritan Project takes the familiar parable of an injured traveler and invites the reader to engage the story in a way that will change how they view themselves and the people in their world. Learn […]
Joas Adiprasetya (STH '09)
An Imaginative Glimpse: The Trinity and Multiple Religious Participations is the newest publication from Joas Adiprasetya. Joas Adiprasetya is the President of Jakarta Theological Seminary, Indonesia, where he also teaches systematic theology and theology of religions. Here’s the book’s description: “In contrast to the popular notion that the doctrine of the Trinity hinders Christians from engaging […]
Dr. Donald F. Megnin (STH '60)
Since his retirement as a professor of International Politics, Donald F. Megnin (STH ’60) has been writing books of personal and historical interest and finds this activity most satisfying in his retirement years. Dr. Megnin books in order of publication are: The Security of Silence, A Conspiracy of Silence, The Struggle to Survive, A Farm Boy Sees The World, Moments […]
University-Wide Gospel Worship Service
We are beginning this semester at Boston University with what we hope will be one of several one-hour gospel worship services. Soul-spiration Gospel Service, Tuesday, September 24th, 7pm at Marsh Chapel is co-sponsored by my office and the Howard Thurman Center for Common Ground. The service will allow those gathered to experience the rich worship […]