The Theommentator
David Guretzki, Professor of Theology, Church & Public Life. Also Executive Lead for Strategic & Ministry Partnership in Caronport, Saskatchewan, Canada.
I'm married to my beautiful wife Maureen, and I have three great kids: Joey, Chiante, and Sierra.
David is available for teaching, preaching, and theological consultation with churches and Christian organizations.
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“The Wandering Evangelical”
Two things worth looking at: 1) I’ve been alerted to what appears to me to be a high quality online magazine called, Religion Dispatches or RD (not to be confused with that other religious journal, Reader’s Digest!). On RD’s “About” … Continue reading
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Why a theology reading group? (final)
Today is the last pastoral reflection on the value of being involved in a regular theology reading group. Our last reflection comes from Fr. Allen Doerksen, who is an Anglican priest from St Aidan Church in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Allen … Continue reading
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Why a theology reading group? (cont.)
Here’s the third series of pastoral reflections on the value of a theology reading group. Today’s reflections come from two former pastors, both of whom are now involved in Christian academic setting. First is Steve Elich. Steve has pastored two churches … Continue reading
Why a theology reading group?
In the next few posts, I’ll continue on with pastoral reflections on why a theology reading group can be of benefit to pastors. Today, we’ll hear from two relatively recent students of mine, both of whom were involved in my … Continue reading
Digital Reading: A Kindle Review (Part 1)
My family recently gave me an early birthday present — A “Kindle 2” from Amazon! First off, you gotta understand that I am not a techno-geek. I just entered the late 2oth century by getting a basic cellphone this past … Continue reading
