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October 1, 2005
Introducing Url and the Urthlings
Meet the contributors and moderator of Out of Ur.


Skye Jethani is senior editor of Leadership Journal. He has also served at Blanchard Alliance Church in Wheaton as a teaching pastor where he continues to teach regularly. He studied pastoral ministry at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He hold degrees in history and comparative religion, and has spoken and written widely about Christianity and consumerism. Skye first met Url at an ashram near Varanasi, India, where Url served as a short-term missionary/masseuse.


Drew Dyck is the managing editor of Leadership Journal and author of Generation Ex-Christian. His research on the younger generation has been featured in USA Today, The Huffington Post, and The Washington Times. Drew has served as a youth pastor and holds an M.A. in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. He lives with his wife Grace, and their son Athanasius, in Carol Stream. Drew is originally from Canada. He met Url in Nunavik while tracking polar bears across the frozen tundra.
Paul Pastor is online editor for Leadership Journal and Out of Ur. He has written for many of Christianity Today’s publications on issues of faith, ministry, art, and culture. Paul is from Portland, Oregon, holds an M.A. in biblical exegesis, and wears lumberjack clothes with a minimum of irony. He lives in West Chicago, IL. He first met Url while filming a shy Sasquatch family in the desolate Hatfield Wilderness. Unfortunately, their crisp footage of the legendary ape’s social behavior has been lost.
Comments
Url, do you also play an angel on Saving Grace? Do you have wings? Can you fly?
Rich
BlogRodent
Posted By: Rich Tatum | September 26, 2008 3:03 PM
interesting, i'll be back later
Posted By: Jorbidok | October 31, 2008 6:52 PM
Would you consider other categories to your left? such as Family. . .
Do women write for you as well? - hint hint [yes, I would be interested :__)]- . . .
Family talk could be combined with discussions of youth ministry and children's ministry. . .
I find this site quite interesting as I love discussing faith and culture and family and Christian spirituality. . .
Cornelia Seigneur
inaword@comcast.net
www.corneliaseigneur.com
Posted By: Cornelia Becker Seigneur | December 3, 2008 12:39 AM
Url, I stumbled across your blog and appreciate the cross section of topics you cover from doctrine to culture to theology. However, I have a question for you. Has it dawned on you and any of your writers how devoid of color these conferences and movements are? As progressive as some of them are in their thinking about racial reconciliation and social change, it seems like they may never experience a conflict such as the Jerusalem council in Acts 15 that could help redirect them. Frankly put, the U.S. is getting browner and blacker, yet this does not appear to be affecting these new Christian movements.
Any thoughts?
Posted By: Getwizdom | January 8, 2009 12:01 PM
I have just finished reading Plagiarism articles. Good thoughts. Some of us are trying to write and produce inspiriting lessons to help others preach and teach and to support us later in life. Also after 40+ years of preaching, some of us might have something to say to younger developing men of God. Documentation of a source shows honor and respect for men upon whose shoulder we stand with some sermons we present. Regards, Lloyd Mansfield
Posted By: Lloyd Mansfield | January 31, 2009 4:15 PM