A more expansive view
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Lee Hinson-Hasty is coordinator for theological education and seminary relations in the Presbyterian Mission Agency of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
Through his work Lee hopes to capture and share a more expansive view of theological education, of church leadership and of vocational discernment as he sees through the eyes of some exciting Presbyterians in and related to seminaries.
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December 2007
December 27, 2007Undying Christmas Hope
"Hope is a word we should never quit using." Singer/songwriter Danny Flanigan wrote and sang this lyric over and over as a theme and chorus at the opening of a Christmas Eve service I attended with my family at Covenant...
December 16, 2007
Advent Meditation: A Prepared Way Journey
Luke just turned thirteen, and the church with whom I worship celebrated this passage. No longer is Luke merely child, he is an emerging adult in our emerging church. Just five years ago, Covenant Community Church was given birth in...
December 7, 2007
A More Expansive View
Renaissance thinkers said that the eyes were a reflection of the soul. There is something about what you see when you look deeply into the eyes of another. When I look into the eyes of a child, especially my own...