It’s a digital resources kind of day here at The Search for Piety and Obedience — first a free download of Frances Davidson’s South and South Central Africa, now a free download of the latest Newsletter published by the Brethren in Christ Historical Society!
Check out the fall 2011 issue of the publication here.
This quarter’s issue contains details about the 2011 Sider Institute for Anabaptist, Pietist, and Wesleyan Studies conference, “The Non-Violent Atonement,” as well as long-time Brethren in Christ historian E. Morris Sider’s tribute to his historian mentors, Paul Engle and Wendell Harmon. I particularly appreciated reading archivist Glen Pierce’s tribute to the reliable band of volunteers who make his work at the Brethren in Christ Historical Library and Archives that much easier.
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Thank-you for sharing the link Devin. I had a great conversation with Richard Hughes at “The Power of Forgiveness: Lessons from Nickel Mines.” Lord willing, there will be opportunity for him to share some insights from “The Vocation of a Christian Scholar: How Christian Faith Can Sustain the Life of the Mind” with the Emerging Scholars Network (ESN) blog.
I would like to attend “The Non-Violent Atonement,” but I’m not sure I’m available on November 12. Will you be present?
Which reminds me, would love to have you write a guest series for the ESN blog on the transition to graduate school, but open to other topics as well 🙂 No rush. When you have some time away from other writing, let’s be in touch.