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Tag Archives: Dietrich Bonhoeffer
When I first met Bonhoeffer
Greg Williams recently interviewed me on the topic of GCI’s new initiative to establish Ministry Training Centers on every inhabited continent. Here’s an excerpt from that interview where he asked me about my own spiritual formation, and I recalled the … Continue reading
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Francis Schaeffer, J.R.R. Tolkien
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New Year’s Eve – 2010, 1940’s, and ca. 4 BC
Index of Christmas holiday posts New Year’s Eve is the 7th day of Christmas; the two holidays go together. Only in the mystery of Christmas, the Incarnation, the babe in Bethlehem, lies the answer to all our hopes and fears … Continue reading