Hosted by Institute of Mennonite Studies · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Institute of Mennonite Studies hosts Seminary Reacts, a religion show with 16 episodes published.
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to Reddit questions and stories about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Drew J. Strait, Associate Professor of New
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Regina Shands Stolzfus, Professor
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. In this episode, our guest is Janeen Bertsche Johnson, w
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Shane Claiborne, a speaker, activ
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Brent Graber, Director of Informa
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Jamie Pitts, professor of Anabapt
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Dr. Drew G. I. Hart, Associate Pr
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Malinda Berry, professor of peace
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is David Cramer, adjunct professor a
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Sarah Nahar, AMBS alumnus and pro
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Jackie Wyse-Rhodes, professor of
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Leah Thomas, professor of Pastora
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Jamie Pitts, professor of Anabapt
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Malinda Berry, professor of peace
Seminary Reacts asks professors and scholars to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. This episode’s guest is Alicia Maldonado-Zahra, visiting
Seminary Reacts asks professors to respond to questions and stories posted on Reddit about Christianity, religion, and what it means to be Mennonite. Our first guest is Allan Rudy-Froese, professor of preaching and voice
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Seminary Reacts is hosted by Institute of Mennonite Studies. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 16 episodes.
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