I conclude my conversation with Dr. Paul Chilcote. Paul is a Wesley scholar, church historian, and theologian. Recently retired, Paul has served numerous academic institutions, including Asbury Theological Seminary (Orlando), Ashland Theological School, and Duke University. He also served as a missionary in Kenya and as a founding faculty member of Africa University in Zimbabwe. Paul is the author of more than twenty books. His latest book, Active Faith: Resisting 4 Dangerous Ideologies with the Wesleyan Way, is the subject of this episode.

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Active Faith

www.abingdonpress.com/product/9781791001728/ www.amazon.com/Active-Faith-Resisting-Dangerous-Ideologies-ebook/dp/B07XVS6PWM

Author Page

https://www.amazon.com/Paul-W.-Chilcote/e/B00VZ1QBO2%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

In this episode I talk with Dr. Paul Chilcote. Paul is a Wesley scholar, church historian, and theologian. Recently retired, Paul has served numerous academic institutions, including Asbury Theological Seminary (Orlando), Ashland Theological School, and Duke University. He also served as a missionary in Kenya and as a founding faculty member of Africa University in Zimbabwe. Paul is the author of more than twenty books. His latest book, Active Faith: Resisting 4 Dangerous Ideologies with the Wesleyan Way, is the subject of this episode.

Learn More:

Active Faith

www.abingdonpress.com/product/9781791001728/

www.amazon.com/Active-Faith-Resisting-Dangerous-Ideologies-ebook/dp/B07XVS6PWM

Author Page

https://www.amazon.com/Paul-W.-Chilcote/e/B00VZ1QBO2%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

In this episode I conclude my conversation with the Reverend Kate Hanch. Kate is a PhD candidate in theology and ethics at Garrett Evangelical Seminary. She holds a BA from Missouri Baptist University and a MDiv from Central Baptist Theological Seminary. She currently serves as associate pastor of youth and families at First St. Charles United Methodist Church in St. Charles, Missouri.

In this episode I talk with the Reverend Kate Hanch. Kate is a PhD candidate in theology and ethics at Garrett Evangelical Seminary. She holds a BA from Missouri Baptist University and a MDiv from Central Baptist Theological Seminary. She currently serves as associate pastor of youth and families at First St. Charles United Methodist Church in St. Charles, Missouri.

In this episode I continue my talk with Dr. Marc Boswell. Marc is the current director of the faith-based non-profit, Together for Hope, in Lake Providence, Louisiana. Marc is the founding editor of Progressive Southern Theologians, a collective of progressive spiritual writers and theologians working in the South. Marc describes his theological journey and his work in Louisiana.

Learn more:

Southern Progressive Theologians

https://www.progressivesoutherntheologians.com/

Together for Hope Louisiana

https://www.facebook.com/togetherforhopelouisiana/

In this episode I talk with Dr. Marc Boswell. Marc is the current director of the faith-based non-profit, Together for Hope, in Lake Providence, Louisiana. Marc is the founding editor of Progressive Southern Theologians, a collective of progressive spiritual writers and theologians working in the South. Marc describes his theological journey and his work in Louisiana.

Learn more:

Southern Progressive Theologians

https://www.progressivesoutherntheologians.com/

Together for Hope Louisiana

https://www.facebook.com/togetherforhopelouisiana/

Part 2 of my conversation with Emmanuel Buteau.

Guest Bio: Emmanuel Buteau holds a PhD in Practical Theology from St. Thomas University in Miami, Florida. He emigrated from Haiti to the United States in 1993 and currently serves as Executive Director of the Haitian Institute of Atlanta, which he co-founded in 2017 with his wife Danielle and several other friends.

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Haitian Institute of Atlanta

http://haitianinstitute.org/

In this episode I talk with Dr. Emmanuel Buteau, director of the Haitian Institute of Atlanta. Emmanuel describes the religious and cultural experience of Haiti, the deep spirituality of the country, and how Haiti changed him theologically. This is part 1 or 2.

Guest Bio: Emmanuel Buteau holds a PhD in Practical Theology from St. Thomas University in Miami, Florida. He emigrated from Haiti to the United States in 1993 and currently serves as Executive Director of the Haitian Institute of Atlanta, which he co-founded in 2017 with his wife Danielle and several other friends.

Learn More:

Haitian Institute of Atlanta

http://haitianinstitute.org/

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