
First written in 2007 for a fantastic class called "Shepherding the Flock," it was the most polemic paper I ever wrote, although it sort of softens itself by not being as inflammatory as it could have been. After all, I was tempted to call it "Willow Creek's Leadership Crevice" or "The Purpose-Drivelled Church" or something like that! But that would not be fair. I'll save such satire for the blog. Really this paper was a cathartic and formative coming-around for me, and I'm just honoured and pleased to have it in print. Much thanks to Ministry, and for the idea of having student writers in the first place.
4 comments:
Jon,
Congratulations on publishing your article. My only regret is that I didn't write that myself! Seriously, it is a really good piece that deserves serious reflection. Nice job!
PS., Can your loyal blog readers expect to hear a report from you on your recent teaching experience? As a fellow-aspiring teacher, I'm always looking for wisdom from the trenches.
Hey, you get a good grade on that paper? :)
Congrats again.
And yeah, we're waiting to hear about your teaching experience!
DG
P.S. Enjoy "The Name of the Rose"...I read the whole thing on subway rides when I was living in Montreal!
Congrats from me as well. And I heartily concur with DG on Name of the Rose...perhaps I've mentioned that I like it before ;).
Hey. This is great!
Once again you're offering a perspective which seems biblically sound, more humane/human than I'm (unfortunately) accustomed to in Christian publications, and which makes Christianity seem appealing again.
Congratulations.
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