At Day1, we've added an exciting new range of content. In addition to sharing news and information about our ministry though the Day1 Blog, we have now added our Key Voice Bloggers to the site. We hope you enjoy the new content!
Day1 Key Voice blogger the Rev. Martha Sterne is associate rector of Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church in Atlanta, GA. She formerly served as rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Maryville, TN, and as associate rector at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Atlanta. She is the author of Alive and Loose in the Ordinary (Church Publishing).
View Blog...Day1 Key Voice blogger the Rev. Peter L. Samuelson is pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Atlanta, GA. Peter earned a master of divinity degree from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN, and a Ph.D. in educational psychology from Georgia State University in Atlanta, where he teaches part time. He is married to Lutheran pastor the Rev. Dr. Debra Samuelson.
Day1 Key Voice blogger the Rev. Dr. Debra von Fischer Samuelson is serving Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Midtown Atlanta. "I have been privileged to serve for 14 years," she writes. "Redeemer is a strong and faithful congregation with excellent worship, and is a congregation whose concern is not only for one another but for the needs of the community around them and their neighbors across the world."
View Blog...Day1 Key Voice blogger Kimberly Knight is a May graduate of Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA. A memer of the United Church of Christ, she oversees and serves the Koinonia Fellowship in Second Life online.
View Blog...Welcome to the blog of Rev. Mark Sargent on Day1.org, home to the Key Voice blogs.
View Blog...Welcome to the key voice blog for the Rev. Dr. Kimberleigh Buchanan on Day1.org, the voice of the mainline Protestant churches in America.
View Blog...The Rev. Dr. David Lose is the Marbury E. Anderson Chair in Biblical Preaching at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN.
David J. Lose joined the Luther Seminary faculty in July of 2000 as assistant professor of homiletics. In May 2005, he received the Marbury E. Anderson Chair in Biblical Preaching.
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