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Marriage, Family, and the Intellectual Life: Interview with John and Katelyn Shelton
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Forming Christians in the Church to participate in the culture for the common good.
Visiting Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center working on reproductive bioethics. Technically Human is a publication about the moral limits of reprotech & what it means to be human.
In Christ / Director of Communications and Marketing at @MereOrthodoxy / Author: "Walking Through Deconstruction: How To Be A Companion In A Crisis of Faith" / Get the Book at \ud83d\udd17
"overly eager staff member" @americanfreedom with a bow tie, an M.Div, & some bylines | married @annakateshelt | dad x 4 | @senmikelee, @dukeu, & @uva alumnus
Editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy, contributing editor at Plough
Reader, writer, historian
Nadya Williams is Books Editor at Mere Orthodoxy and Interim Director of the MFA in Creative Writing at Ashland University. She is the author of three books, including Christians Reading Classics (Zondervan Academic, 2025).
Anglican priest, pastor's wife, mom, writer, dreamer. Author of "Feasting on Hope: How God Sets A Table in the Wilderness" (IVP, 2026)
Headmaster at All Saints Classical Academy, vicar at All Saints Lutheran Church. Author of Education's End. Co-author of Are We All Cyborgs Now? Published in Front Porch Republic, Mere Orthodoxy, Modern Age, Public Discourse, Quillette, & Touchstone.
Director/professor at Whitworth University | writes on ethics, friendship, liberal arts, and food | author at Cambridge and Baker Academic (contracted) | PhD from Princeton | Chicago partisan, latter-day scholastic
⛰️ Adirondack transplant to the Midwest \ud83c\udf3e. Acquisitions Editor at Baker Books. ✍️: First Things, Modern Age, Mere Orthodoxy, The American Mind, Ad Fontes.
Pastor & poet. Walnut Creek PCA
John Ahern (PhD, Princeton University) is the Director of the Coverdale House.
Adam Finkney reflects on historic Christian faith as it is lived, tested, and formed in ordinary life. https://www.facebook.com/share/1HG5UtW8mS/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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