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A TIME TO HEAL: TRAUMA AND GRACE IN YOUTH MINISTRY

18 Tuesday Apr 2023

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I am so excited to be invited to speak at Princeton Theological Seminary Youth Institute, May 2-4, 2023. Please join me.

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Invisible: Women’s History Month

19 Sunday Mar 2023

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So thrilled that you can get my book, Invisible for 30%off during March-Women’s History Month.

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Wild Goose Festival

07 Tuesday Mar 2023

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I am so excited to go back to Wild Goose Festival on July 13-16, 2023.

Please join me and use discount code “Madang” to get 50.00 off registration fee. It is going to be fantastic.

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Campbell University: Staley Lectures 2023

05 Sunday Mar 2023

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Madang podcast: Graham Joseph Hill, Ep. 25

21 Tuesday Feb 2023

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Welcome to Madang Podcast.

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Theology in Context 

04 Saturday Feb 2023

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I am thrilled to announce that I will be teaching a class “Theology in Context” Spring 2023 at Earlham School of Religion.

Please join me for this class.

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Lecture at the 2023 Annual Christian Studies Lecture Series at Campbell University

20 Friday Jan 2023

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I am honored to be giving 2 Lectures at the 2023 Annual Christian Studies Lecture Series at Campbell University. My first Lecture will be on my Healing Our Broken Humanity co-written with Graham Joseph Hill. The second lecture will be on my book, Invisible. Please join me.

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Speaking at Austin Theological Seminary

18 Sunday Dec 2022

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I am so honored to be invited to be the Robert F. Jones Lecturer at Austin Theological Seminary for their Mid-Winter Lectures. As an ordained PC (USA) minister, I am thrilled to be invited to speak at a Presbyterian Seminary. I will be speaking on my book, Invisible. Please do join me.

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Fifteen Important Theology Books of 2022!!!

12 Monday Dec 2022

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So thrilled that my book, #SpiritLife is on this list of 15 Important Theology Books of 2022!!

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Invisible: Lecture at University of St. Michael’s College

23 Sunday Oct 2022

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It meant the world to me to be invited back to my alma mater, University of St. Michael’s College to give a talk on my book, Invisible.

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