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  • June 10, 2010 by Gerald Hiestand

    Spring Gathering of the Second Fellowship

    The inaugural gathering of the SAET’s Second Fellowship has come and gone. A great time! It was just a short evening/morning event that gave the Fellows a chance to meet each other, meet us, and discuss the SAET vision. I was encouraged by the immediate sense of affinity and unity around the common cause of ecclesial theology. We spent Tuesday morning interacting with my taxonomy paper, and the feedback continues to sharpen my understanding of ecclesial theology and the pastor-theologian paradigm. I think I’m now at a place where I’ve talked about it enough–time to get on with it!

    In the picture above, from left to right: Jonathan Cummings, Micky Klink, Jeff Hubing, Eric Bargerhuff, Gerald Hiestand, Doug Sweeney, Matt Kim, Todd Wilson, Matthew Mason, and Jason Hood. (Not pictured is Michael Lefebvre, who left before the group shot).

    Thanks everyone for a great couple of days — look forward to our first real symposium in June, 2011!

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