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Charles Wesley's secret code diary cracked by priest
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Alban Institute Releases Special Report on Transition into Ministry
Washington, D.C. (August 28, 2008)-For years religious leaders have debated the strategies for effectively preparing seminary students for ministry...A new report from the Alban Institute in Washington, D.C. calls attention to a promising set of recent experiments conducted by the Fund for Theological Education's Transition into Ministry Program (TiM)...Based on the assumption that pastors will be better prepared to lead congregations when they have had the opportunity to become reflective participants in a local community of practice, the TiM studies seek to counter a two-centuries-long trend of viewing pastoral preparation as something that is largely completed upon graduating from seminary.
Mark Galli Releases New Book: "Beyond Smells and Bells"
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November 02, 2004

Justice Prayer

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It's common for a dad to be proud of his son. I'm certainly no exception.

My son, Brian, is one of those multi-talented types who loves to spread his wings and pick up a variety of skills. He's strategically involved in our emerging church, leading worship as well as a weekly small group. Recently, he started experimenting with something altogether new for him -- something I'd like to share with you:

Download JusticePrayer-b.wmv

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i like your son's heart.

Posted by: tammy | November 02, 2004 at 07:14 AM

Hi!
Just wanted to say that I always love to read your blog! I'm young pastor and lecturer from Switzerland. Maybe I am your only regularly reader in Switzerland :-)! But at least you've one reader in central-Europe, maybe some more!
The intro to your church-site is very tasteful and spreads a spiritual atmosphere! Congratulations!

Be blessed. Mike

Posted by: Mike B. | November 03, 2004 at 12:25 AM

that is extraordinary !

Posted by: bob | November 03, 2004 at 01:43 PM

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