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Upcoming Bonhoeffer Course

As part of its ongoing commitment to support the life and ministry of the church, Providence Theological Seminary is allowing pastors and other ministry leaders to audit most of its courses for the reduced fee of $250 CDN.  Include among those offerings is my upcoming modular course to be held during the week of February 20-24 on the life and witness of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.  Here is the course description: Continue reading Upcoming Bonhoeffer Course

Editor’s Intro to “Death and Resurrection” Issue of Didaskalia

Unfortunately, the upcoming issue of Didaskalia has been held up in production.  However, it sounds like it will soon finally make its appearance.  In anticipation of its appearance, I thought I would share my editor’s introduction to the issue.  We are once again making this issue available at the special rate of $5 for those within Canada and $10 for those in other countries.  See prov.ca/didaskalia for more information.

Continue reading Editor’s Intro to “Death and Resurrection” Issue of Didaskalia

Congratulations Dr. Paul Blair!

Congratulations to Paul Blair, who completed his Doctor of Ministry degree with a presentation of his research at Providence Theological Seminary yesterday.  I had the privilege of supervising Paul as he wrote his dissertation, “Waterless Places: An Examination of Theology and Practice in the Exorcism of Spaces.”  Here are my introductory remarks from yesterday’s presentation: Continue reading Congratulations Dr. Paul Blair!

Providence Theological Seminary Faculty Search – Old Testament

Providence Theological Seminary is looking to add a new member to its faculty in the area of Old Testament.  The job posting describes Providence in the following way:  “For nearly a century Providence has been a Christian academic community in the historic
evangelical tradition that teaches people to grow in knowledge and character for leadership and service. Providence Theological Seminary is both evangelical and interdenominational and exists to serve the Church by preparing and supporting leaders, developing resources, and facilitating theological reflection. The Seminary offers a variety of programs aimed at preparing students for Church, counselling, educational, global, and academic ministries.”

If you know anyone who might be a potential fit to serve in this context, please direct them to the job posting, found here.

“Death and Resurrection” Issue of Didaskalia

There is another excellent issue of Didaskalia on the near horizon.  Once again, we have been able to make the issue available to interested readers at the special rate of $5 for those within Canada and $10 for those outside of Canada.  You can sign up to receive the issue here.

To whet your appetite, I’m able to provide a sneak peak of the list of content for the upcoming issue: Continue reading “Death and Resurrection” Issue of Didaskalia

Congratulations Dion!

Congratulations to Dion Gingerich, an MA student under my supervision, who recently completed his thesis “Plainly Becoming: An Examination of Early Anabaptist Simplicity in Light of Stanley Hauerwas’s Account of Virtue for Community Formation.”  Dion will be leaving Manitoba to take up the role of Dean of Students at Rosedale Bible College in Ohio.  Dion’s thesis will eventually be available through the William Falk Library at Providence, but if you’d like to read it let me know, as I’m sure he’d be willing to share it.  Here is his abstract: Continue reading Congratulations Dion!