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Indiana/Delaware County), and the
Leadership Academy of Madison
County (Ind.). Neidert also presented a seminar for the IVY Tech
Community College Faculty (West
Lafayette Region, Ind.) on emotional intelligence and a seminar on
ethics for business for Leadership
in Lafayette. He preached for South
Meridian Church of God for their
"The Story" series.
Dr. Gilbert Lozano,
Associate
Professor
of Biblical Studies,
(glozano@anderson.edu)
has written three articles
for the book, "Global Perspectives on
the Bible," compiled by Mark Roncace
and Joseph Weaver (2013). The
articles are "A Liberationist Reading
of the Exodus Story, Isaiah 40-55:
Words of Hope for Contemporary
Exiles in South and Central America,
and Job: Job's Critique of a Theology
of Prosperity in Latin America. The
book may be found at the Pearson
website: www.pearsonhighered.com.
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Dr. Gary Agee,
adjunct professor of
church history at the seminary (gbagee@anderson.
edu), released a new book
through The University of Arkansas
Press, A Cry for Justice: Daniel Rudd
and His Life in Black Catholicism,
Journalism, and Activism, 18541933. Contact the University of
Arkansas Press online for ordering details: http://newswire.uark.edu/
article.aspx?id=17518. Agee's work
on this book has also provided many
opportunities to speak. They include
the Thea Bowman Lecture for the
Archdiocese of Louisville and those
noted in an article by Anderson
University: tinyurl.com/bthcuf5.
Dr. David Sebastian,
dean of the seminary (dsebastian@anderson.edu),
has been preaching in a
variety of venues over the
past year. He preached at the opening chapel of Anderson University
School of Theology, the Tennessee
State Ministers' Meeting, revival at
Ravenna Ohio First Church of God
and the Northeast Ohio Minister's
meeting, St. Joseph Michigan First
Church of God, Best Practices
Conference for Indiana Ministries,
Mountain Park Church of God
(AZ), and Warner University chapel.
Sebastian also officiated at Dorothy
McGuire Williamson's Funeral (of
the McGuire Sisters) and also for her
husband (both in AZ), attended the
Fellowship of Evangelical Seminary
Presidents, and convened the Large
Church Roundtable of the Church
of God.
Dr. Greg Robertson,
associate professor of
Christian
theology
(garobertson@anderson.
edu), is honored to have
three entries (Church Ecclesiology),
Liberal Theology, and Secular/
Secularism/Secularization) published
in the newly released Global Wesleyan
Dictionary of Theology (2012) published by Beacon Hill Press of Kansas
City. Robertson also preached for the
Stained Glass Sermon Series at the
School of Theology and at churches
in Indiana and Ohio.
Dr. Guy Brewer, professor of pastoral theology (grbrewer@anderson.
edu), has been away from
the School of Theology
on sabbatical during the winter term
2013. Brewer's focus of study and
research during this season centers on
best practices for teaching in several
interrelated areas. Brewer has spent
time in consultation and classroom
observation at Asbury Theological
Seminary, Vanderbilt University, and
Christian Theological Seminary. In
April, he will visit with Dr. John
Paul Lederach, a world renowned
scholar in peace work at Notre Dame
University. Dr. Brewer is also specifically immersing himself in communities devoted to spiritual formation
and reconciliation. He participated
in a Shalem workshop and retreat
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