Deep Church author Jim Belcher at Fuller Seminary

October 7, 2009  •  Off the Cuff  •  Kurt

Jim Belcher, author of Deep Church: A Third Way beyond Traditional and Emerging will be speaking at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena on Tuesday October 13th. The lecture/book signing will be in the new David Allan Hubbard Library on the Pasadena campus (135 North Oakland Avenue) at 4:00 pm.

Jim’s book has been well received and advances the discussion of how to be the church in contemporary American society.  President Richard Mouw will lead a Question and Answer segment.

If you are in the area, please come. For more information contact me at KurtF@fuller.edu

Belcher Flier

 

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