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Forming Christians in the Church to participate in the culture for the common good.
I am a writer, bookworm, mother, and gardener. My book is "Uprooted: Recovering the Legacy of the Places We've Left Behind." To quote C.S. Lewis, "You'll never find a cup of tea big enough or a book long enough to suit me."
I'm Kirsten Sanders- thinker, flitter-about, erstwhile theologian and gatherer of people to think about God.
Editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy, contributing editor at Plough
Director of Youth for Redeemer Christian Church (Amarillo, TX). Former social media manager of The Gospel Coalition. Co-host of the What Would Jesus Tech? podcast. Writing on media ecology and Christian discipleship in American evangelicalism.
A wildish man. Executive Editor at HarperCollins (Nelson Books). Poet, essayist, occasional critic, author of several books. “They also serve who only stand and wait.” - Milton
Apologist for manual labor. Plumber by trade. Postulant to the diaconate. Seminarian at Cranmer Theological House. Chasing turds and words.
Lucy S. R. Austen’s biography, Elisabeth Elliot: A Life, spans a century and examines what makes a good life, how to reconcile materiality and spirituality, and how little control humans really have, all in less than half the length of War and Peace.
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).
I teach and practice family medicine at a mission hospital in Kenya. I have an actual newsletter (a family/ministry one) you can access at http://eepurl.com/MCign
Pastor & poet. Walnut Creek PCA
Cameron Shaffer is the Pastor of Langhorne Presbyterian Church, a PhD candidate at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the author of "Keeping Kids Christian", and a board member of the World Reformed Fellowship
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