They have brought together an all-star cast of writers for the eight lessons for a study they call The Agenda: Eight Lessons from Luke 4.
--Carol Anne Janzen, lecturer in Christian Education at Acadia Divinity College in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.Thanks to Robert Parham and Ethics Daily for producing these materials. I look forward to reading them.
--William Epps, senior pastor of Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles and editor in chief of National Baptist Voice, magazine of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.
--Aidsand Wright-Riggins, executive director of National Ministries of American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A.,
--Daniel Carro, Latino ministries ambassador for the Baptist General Association of Virginia, and Dina Carro, a member of the Baptist World Alliance study and research committee.
--David Goatley, executive secretary-treasurer of the Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention.
--Gilberto Gutierrez, pastor of Iglesia Bautista in Horeb, Mexico, and president of the National Baptist Convention of Mexico.
--Don Sewell, liaison to worldwide Baptist bodies with the Baptist General Convention of Texas.
--Heather Entrekin, senior pastor of Prairie Baptist Church in Prairie Village, Kan. (ABC/USA).
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This looks like a good group. I know Wright-Riggins slightly. He is impressive. I know David Goatley better and he is very impressive. Both represent the best of the African-American Baptist tradition that seems to unite personal and social gospel far more seamlessly than we white folks do.
I haven't met Daniel Carro, but he is on faculty of the new John Leland Theological Center in VA, so he is clearly juggling many jobs--something with which I relate.
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