Resources From Folks in Our Synod
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| Daily Devotions for Down to Earth Disciples by Deb Grant Price: $15.95 |
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 Delivered: Out of the Storm! by Patrick Keen A buffet of inspirational music. Price: $21.49 |
| Daily Devotions for Down to Earth Disciples 2 by Deb Grant Price: $15.95 |
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 Gospel Grab Bag by Tim Norris Purchase MP3, download selected songs or download album. Price: $9.99 |
| Pedestrian Theology by Deb Grant Price: $11.16 |
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 Step It Up and Go by Tim Norris Enjoy some acoustic and up-tempo arrangements of traditional hymns, gospel tunes and spirituals. Like a big, fat, juicy Sunday dinner. Oh my, it's tasty! |
| Paradise Restored by Bill Mosely Sermons from Revelation for Lent and Easter Price: $10.95 |
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| Sermons on the First Readings, Series 1 Cycle A by Bill Mosely, John T. Ball, James L. Killen, Jr., Arley K. Fadness and Charles Aaron |  |
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| A Disciple’s Guide to the Gospel of Luke by Rev. Rich A. Nelson A part of The Way series of discipleship resources Price: $10.95 |
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| Practically Preaching: Who is My Neighbor? Sermons for Year C, Luke by Edwin Peterman |  |
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| Deb Grant is associate pastor of Peace Lutheran Church in College Station, Texas and the Lutheran campus pastor serving students at Texas A&M University. She has also served congregations in Goodlettsville, Tennessee and Clemson, South Carolina. She is a graduate of Trinity Lutheran Seminary and holds an undergraduate degree in English and Biblical Studies from Barrington College. Grant has written for Christ in our Home and Word in Season (Augsburg Fortress) and a daily e-mail devotional called ELOGOS (pedestriantheology.com). | ||
| Patrick Keen was born in Chicago IL., outside of the Maxwell Street shopping district known as "Jewtown." It was common to see live performance of Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, Jimmy reed and others on the corner of Maxwell and Halsted. "My family was a musical family so I was naturally drawn into music. Gospel musicians such as Mahalia Jackson, Sam Cook and James Cleveland would often appear in programs at my church. This exposure and influences helped to shape who I was to become.In high school, my music teacher was Gloria Lewis, the sister of Jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis and Delano Obanion of Fisk University fame.I was the first director of Habitat for Humanity in Chicago and worked with President Jimmy Carter and Oprah Winfrey on two different projects. I entered seminary and obtained a Masters and Doctor of Divinity degree and am currently serving as a pastor in New Orleans [Bethlehem Lutheran Church]. My congregation is located in a high crime district as New Orleans has been identified as the most violent city in the United States. I lead the city in a violent crime reduction initiative. We have hosted over three thousand volunteers post Hurricane Katrina. We have developed an appliance ministry and have provided over 250 appliances to families moving back into their homes, many who are first responders." |
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