11 episodios
Wesley Fellows Podcast John Wesley Fellows
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On the John Wesley Fellows Podcast, John Wesley Fellows have the opportunity to sit down with some of the leading voices in theological education to discuss key topics of the day.The centerpiece of A Foundation for Theological Education, the Wesley Fellowship Program helps identify, train and support scholars who are trained in the classical Wesleyan tradition and are committed to traditional innovation. For more information, visit AFTEsite.org.
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11. Collaborative Research and AFTE Grants
The subject of today’s conversation is Collaborative Research and the opportunities that are available to John Wesley Fellows. We will discuss why someone should consider a collaborative research project, the challenges of such opportunities and how scholars and the church benefit from these experiences.
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10. International Teaching
In this episode Brian Yeich sits down with , Dr. Doug Strong, Dr. Edgardo Colón-Emeric and Dr. Steve Moore to discuss international teaching and the opportunities that are available to John Wesley Fellows. We discuss why someone should consider teaching internationally, the challenges of such opportunities and how both student and teacher grow from these experiences. If you are a John Wesley Fellow, we encourage you to visit our recently revised website at: https://johnwesleyfellows.org...
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Episode 9: Tribute to Joel Green, A Special Edition of the JWF Podcast
In this episode, Brian Yeich sits down with three John Wesley Fellows colleagues to honor the work of Dr. Joel Green. Dr. Green became a John Wesley Fellow in 1982 while working on his PhD at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, and he has served as the Editor of AFTE’s Catalyst since 1986. As a project of AFTE, Catalyst is an online newsletter for seminarians, pastors, and other Christian leaders, especially for those in the Wesleyan and Methodist traditions. Joel Green’s influence in bot...
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8. Contemporary Praise and Worship, an Interview with Lester Ruth and Swee Hong Lim
In a wide ranging interview concerning worship and liturgical studies, John Wesley Fellows and Duke doctoral students, Glenn Stallsmith and Debbie Wong, interview Lester Ruth and Swee Hong Lim, about their new book, A History of Contemporary Praise & Worship: Understanding the Ideas That Reshaped the Protestant Church.
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7. The Formation of Undergraduate Students
Steve Rankin interviews faculty from the United Methodist affiliated Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama and leads a discussion on the history of the college, its unique place in Christian higher education and the formation of undergraduate students. Guests include:Lane Davis, Instructor of ReligionDiana Abernathy, Assistant Professor of Religion, Old TestamentStephen Sours, Associate Professor of Religion and Chair of the Department
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6. The Direction and Preparation for Theological Education
Dr. Brian Yeich interviews Dr. Laceye Warner, Associate Dean of Wesleyan Engagement and Hybrid Programs at Duke Divinity School. This conversation covers questions ranging from how we should be preparing students for theological education to tackling Dan Aleshire's challenge to think about the things that have been put in theological education's "attic" which might need to be retrieved.