I've been accepted into the Doctor of Ministry program at Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur GA. It took much longer to receive this word than I had anticipated, and by the time I did get the email saying "congratulations", I had moved past the excitement of being a doctoral student, and am in a much more balanced place of excitement for the learning.
This will impact my next 4 years, mightily.
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About Me
- AmySGR
- I am a theologian who is planted firmly in psychology, poetics, and praxis, who seeks to bring aware connection with the Sacred within all of life. I am 47, ordained, and fully expectant that life just keeps rolln' out in bounty and abundance. Each year of living is different and new, and a joy to be part of. My husband is an acupuncturist and inventor. My sons are revolutionaries of their own sort, full of fun, honesty and a little oddness. We have 2 dogs and 1 cat. The cat is in charge. For 12 years, I was in team ministry in a church of thinkers and doers. I am now working in a seminary, helping to empower seminarians to go forth with authenticity (rather than cloaking themselves with a facade of pastors and public ministry past).
1 comment:
This is an interesting observation. What is the best way to keep the energy of moving into this new adventure.
Steve
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