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Meditations on Belonging to God: The First Catechism,Used
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Product DescriptionWhat is the role of theology in the contemporary church? In his Witherspoon Press debut, Dr. Keith M. Curran has condensed his prayerful response to this question into fiftytwo highly approachable sermons. Originally preached over the course of eighteen months to his congregations at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Suffolk, Virginia. Printed copies were snapped up for use with inquirers, new member classes, officer training, Bible study and guided meditations.About the AuthorA minister since 1981 and a graduate of Princeton and Columbia Seminary, Dr. Rev Curran has served churches in Pennsylania, Florida and Virgina. He has also served 12 years as a chaplian in the Amry Reserve. He has been intrumental in founding a Habitat for Hummanity affiliate in Western Pennsylania and initiating an ecumenical outreach ministry in Suffolk, VA. He has had numerous devotions published in The Upper Room and has shared many of his written worship resources with churches across the country.
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