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The Lord Knoweth His Own by S. M. Hutchens - Vimarsana News

The Lord Knoweth His Own by S. M. Hutchens

The Lord Knoweth His Own: The Eclipse of Mere Christianity & the Vision of the Elect by S. M. Hutchens

C. S. Lewis & the Conversion of the West by William J. Abraham - Vimarsana News

C. S. Lewis & the Conversion of the West by William J. Abraham

C. S. Lewis & the Conversion of the West: The Value of C. S. Lewis for the Christian Mission Today by William J. Abraham

Todd Still | Baylor Connections | Baylor University - Vimarsana News

Todd Still | Baylor Connections | Baylor University

Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary enjoyed incredible growth in 2021, from new academic programs and campuses to initiatives that reduce the cost of tuition for students. In this Baylor Connections, Dr. Todd Still, The Charles J. and Eleanor McLerran DeLancey Dean and The William M. Henson Professor of Christian Scriptures at Truett, takes listeners inside a variety of exciting benchmarks and explains how they enhance the ways Truett is “of, by, and for the Church.”

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Baylor University Mourns Passing of Inaugural Wesley House of Studies Director Billy Abraham - Vimarsana News

Baylor University Mourns Passing of Inaugural Wesley House of Studies Director Billy Abraham

Baylor University and George W. Truett Theological Seminary are mourning the death of Rev. William “Billy” J. Abraham, D.Phil., inaugural Director of Truett’s Wesley House of Studies, who passed away Thursday, October 7. As one of the most highly regarded Wesleyan scholars of our time, Dr. Abraham was skillfully leading Truett Seminary’s recently launched program to prepare Wesleyan students, especially Methodists, for ministry within their given denominational contexts.

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