Good news: I got a job! Next school year I will be teaching theology and ministry at Indiana Wesleyan University's new Seminary. The Dean's blog just posted a feature on me, so check it out. I'm excited about the Seminary's fresh approach to theological education and foresee it as a good place for me to serve.
As regular readers know, drulogion has been relatively inactive this year, mostly on account of my increased focus on dissertation writing. Well, the inactivity trend will most likely continue as I will be doubling my efforts to finish this school year. But I will still post occasionally, and intend to get back on a weekly posting schedule next Fall.
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Congratulations, John! This is great news--for you and for the Seminary. It gladdens my heart when good people end up at the right institutions. Again, then, my heartfelt congratulations!
I hope you all are doing well. We miss you!
Kevin
Thanks Kevin!
Congratulations, John! I echo Kevin. I'm sure that this will be great for the new seminary.
Blessings and best wishes,
Tom McCall
Congratulations, John! This is great news, and it couldn't have happened to a nicer Wesleyan. ;)
Wishing you and Mandy and the little dude all the best.
Awesome news!
Congratulations John! And I love the new facial hair your sporting in the pic!
Congratulations John! This is great to hear. And I'm glad to know you'll be joining us here in the midwest.
Get in touch if you're in the windy city!
Kellen
You know I couldn't be happier for you. It's a big deal. You can finally fully believe that it is real, not just that it might be. Congrats brother, congrats.
Outstanding, John! What a tremendous opportunity, to influence pastors and teachers at a fresh seminary. I trust your students will be greatly upbuilt by your perspective and passion.
The picture at the Wesley Seminary blog looks like you just won a poker hand and are pulling the chips your way.
Congratulations, John! That is fantastic news. We'll certainly miss you around PTS. You'll be a great addition to the seminary faculty.
So this is how it goes, huh? Instant blog death with a career appointment? I might be following suit, having been employed at Sioux Falls Seminary next year.
I thought I'd let you know too that I'm including one of your unpublished papers (the one on Barth and resurrection in I/2) in my dissertation. You're the only one to have dealt with that subtopic so far!
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