The Pietist Schoolman
Chris GehrzExploring Christianity, history, and education — and how they intersect
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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My Guide to Three Great European Cities
Just over three weeks from now, I’ll be leading the first of two consecutive European tours. With ten days on World War II followed by a week on the German Reformation, we’ll see lots of great sites, including several in London, Paris, and...
Sunday Devotions: Seek and Hide
I’m not a Bible scholar and don’t always notice the subtleties of varying translations. But reading this week’s lectionary selections, I did notice a small difference between how the New Revised Standard Version and its 2021 update render A...
Those Were The Weeks That Were
This week I eased back into writing by sharing the conclusion to my Bethel talk on baseball and the Sabbath. Elsewhere, here’s some of what I was reading during my brief break from Substack:
• In-person church attendance in the U.S. is (sl...
What Baseball Can Teach the Church
Thanks for indulging me while I took a break from Substack to prepare a talk I gave yesterday afternoon in the Bethel University Library: an “oral rough draft” of “Baseball and the Sabbath,” the chapter I’m contributing to a forthcoming boo...
Baseball and the Sabbath
For the most part, I’m going to take the next few days off from writing at Substack, in order to focus on putting together a talk next Tuesday afternoon at the Bethel University Library: “Baseball and the Sabbath.”
That’s also the topic of...
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I'm a history professor and the author of a spiritual biography of Charles Lindbergh. My most recent project was College for Christians, a guide for students and their parents published weekly at Substack.
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