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Monday, August 27, 2012

National ThoughtWorks Blog: Opening Up of History: What Would Moltmann Say to ...: Moltmann in Chicago 2009 One of the features of Jürgen Moltmann's theology that really speaks to me is how we, as the people of God's ...

Teachable Courses

Université Saint Paul University
HTP 1101 - Trends in Western Thought

THO 2141 - The Kingdom of God: Eschatology in North American Theologies

THO 2141 - Political and Contextual Theologies

THO 2176 - Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements

THO 2189 - Introduction to Theology
THO 2316 - Religion, Culture and Diversity
THO 2366 - Adult Spirituality (Seminar)

THO 3162 - Christian Revelation and Faith
THO 3168 - Christian Spirituality

THO 7192 - The Ecumenical and Interreligious Context of Ministry (Graduate Seminar)

I also teach seminars on the use of technology in academic research and writing.

Publishing

Review of Beyond Pentecostalism: The Crisis of Global Christianity and the Renewal of the Theological Agenda by Wolfgang Vondey. Studies in Religion 40 (3): 405-406.
“Treasure in Jars of Clay,” in Fresh+Re:Fresh: Church Planting and Urban Mission in Canada Post-Christendom (eds. Leonard Hjalmarson and Brent Toderash; Eagle, Idaho: Allelon, 2009), 184–95.
“Toward a Postmodern Liturgy” in Inside Worship Volume 55 (February 2005), p.8-9.
“Eyes Wide Open: Liminality of the Eucharist,” Resonate Journal 1, no. 1 (September 2005), Online.
Christian Week: Christ's Body, Broken for Me.
Christian Week: Poker Goes Mainstream
Christian Week: Review - The Portable Seminary (ed. Horton)