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The Rev. Anthony Robinson
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Congregational Leadership Northwest, Seattle, WA
The Rev. Anthony B. Robinson is an ordained Minister of the United Church of Christ, who has served four congregations. His present ministry is a multi-faceted one. He travels throughout North America as a speaker, teacher, preacher, consultant and coach serving congregations and their leaders. He has taught at many schools including Emmanuel College/ Toronto School of Theology, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle University and Vancouver School of Theology. He has delivered named lectures at a variety of schools and events (for a complete list, see Keynote Speaker or Teacher).
He is the President of Congregational Leadership Northwest, a Seattle-based ecumenical group that offers leadership education and support for congregational leaders.
Tony is the author of twelve books, the most recent Stewardship for Vital Congregations (The Pilgrim Press, 2011). He is currently at work on his next book on The Pastoral Epistles and Pastoral Leadership, to be published in 2012 by Eerdmans. He is also a frequent contributor to various magazines and journals, including The Christian Century, Congregations, and Journal for Preachers. He also writes regularly for several on-line sites includingCrosscut.com and Faith and Leadership at Duke Divinity School.
A Northwesterner by birth and at heart, Tony lives in Seattle with his wife Linda, an elementary school principal. They have three adult children, Joe, Nick and Laura. Nick is married to Alison Jones, Joe to Shannon Ginn.
Tony is a graduate of Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. He holds a Master's degree in European Cultural and Intellectual History from the University of Oregon. His Master of Divinity degree is from New York's Union Theology Seminary. He has done post-graduate study at Harvard Divinity School as a Merrill Fellow.
At various times, Tony has been active in refugee resettlement, low-income housing development, ministry to those experiencing mental illness, and interfaith dialogue.
He enjoys travel, gardening, hiking, kayaking and red wine.
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Tony Robinson: We Need the Eggs
The Rev. Anthony Robinson (UCC)John 5:6
"When Jesus saw him lying there and knew that he had been there a long time, he said to him, 'Do you want to be healed?'"
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Perhaps you've heard the story about the man whose brother-in-law believed himself to be a chicken. The man finally got fed up with his brother-in-law's scratching, clucking, and pecking - not to mention the nest-building in every corner of the house. Read full article...
The Rev. Anthony Robinson - Times Of Shaking
The Rev. Anthony Robinson (UCC)The Rev. Anthony Robinson talks to us about how to face those difficult times, and how to make the best of them. A Day1 Reflection brought to you in part by Odyssey Networks.
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