Danielle Treweek’s book on The Meaning of Singleness and Nancey Murphy’s article on “Love your enemies” have been added to the Women and Theology Research Database. New theologians this month include: Rebecca McLaughlin, Francesca Murphy, and more! catechistsquill.substack.com/p/latest-add...
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Getting ready to speak to the ACNA Women's Leadership Network this afternoon.
Looking for theological resources written by women? The Women and Theology database continues to grow. Stay tuned for phase three launching this fall. Phase three will expand the collection to include philosophers and historians.
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Richard Field (1561-1616) has a beautiful description of the person and work of Jesus in his treatise, “Of the Church, Five Books (1606).” catechistsquill.substack.com/p/this-was-h...
Today over at The Catechist’s Quill I’m introducing readers to Richard Field (1561-1616) open.substack.com/pub/catechis...
I loved the books. I'm looking forward to this adaptation: youtu.be/Z0Qmrs75PPc?...
Retweet with the five shows you would be happiest to have to rewatch over and over for the rest of your life, as your sole TV diet.
Here’s mine:
Star Trek:TNG
Chuck
White Collar
Star Trek:DS9
Looney Tunes
What might the overall order of the Thirty-Nine Articles communicate about the ethos of Anglican doctrine? open.substack.com/pub/catechis...
The final installment in the four-week series through The Hawk and the Dove is up at the Catechist’s Quill: catechistsquill.substack.com/p/the-hawk-a...
Working on Phase Three of the Women and Theology Research Database. Phase One: Theologians. Phase Two: Biblical Scholars. Phase Three: Adding philosophers and historians. Phase Three should go live this fall. womenandtheology.com
Have you ever received a book that was so precious you kept it throughout your childhood and you still have it as an adult? catechistsquill.substack.com/p/the-enduri...
You’re welcome!
Learning to pray for revival with a 19th-century Anglican priest: catechistsquill.substack.com/p/catechizin...
Is the idea of revival or praying for revival limited to Baptist, Methodist, or Pentecostal traditions, or can Anglicans pray for or seek revival? open.substack.com/pub/catechis...
Resurrection of the body, not separation from the body, is the hope of the Christian faith.
How do we seek Revival?
The best answer to this question, from within the Anglican tradition, comes from a short tract published in 1860 by Nathaniel Dimock (1825–1909)
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How might these first two chapters speak into this Easter season? Or, how might these first two chapters speak into the season of life that you are currently in personally (stage of life, stage of ministry, etc)? open.substack.com/pub/catechis...
My kids love everything 80s. Their current obsession: youtu.be/uq-gYOrU8bA?...
#ParentingWin
“The proper conclusion of all prayer, and all life, is the adoration of God: ‘Father, glorify Thy Name.’” Martin Thornton, English Spirituality
