This is part 2 of an interview with Steve McCutchan, pastor and author of the spiritual mystery novel A Star and a Tear. If you missed Part I, you can read it here.Q. On the spectrum of theology, I fall pretty far to the conservative end of things. I'm curious what you hope that your … Continue reading Part 2 of Author Interview with Steve McCutchan
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Author Interview: Steve McCutchan, author of A Star and a Tear
Watch out for those pastors who become authors. Not just me. There are more of us out there. Let me tell you about Steve McCutchan. I knew of Steve while I lived in Winston-Salem; I had heard of his work with the Presbyterian Interracial Dialogue; I knew of his leadership in the Presbytery. When Tammy … Continue reading Author Interview: Steve McCutchan, author of A Star and a Tear
Reading Recommendation for Spiritual Wellbeing: The God of the Mundane
I liked Matt Redmond's slim little volume, "The God of the Mundane." After a second read, I liked it a lot. Redmond, a former pastor who now works in banking, offers a healthful counterpoint to the breathless vision-casting Christian-living hype that is served up by the shining-teeth rock stars of contemporary evangelicalism. He writes for … Continue reading Reading Recommendation for Spiritual Wellbeing: The God of the Mundane
Summer Reading for 2012 – Try a little Dickens
Originally printed in the Covenant Courier June 2012 Issue “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” His writing shook the world. His vivid depictions of urban squalor gave fuel to reforms in labor laws and in the management of charitable institutions. He crafted prose rich in sensory detail, and he … Continue reading Summer Reading for 2012 – Try a little Dickens
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