The Bulletin of Ecclesial Theology is published annually by the Center for Pastor Theologians, and is drawn from the papers presented at the Center’s bi-annual theological conference for pastors.
Three archived volumes are available – 1.1 (2014) with essays on gender and sexuality (available as a pdf here), 2.1 (2015) with essays on work, wealth and economics (available as a pdf here), 3.1 (2016) with essays on liturgy, worship, and spiritual formation (available as a pdf here).
The latest volume carries the below essays on the doctrine of creation, exploring the relationship between science and faith, and is available as a pdf here.
Jim Samra
Faith as an Epistemology: Hebrews 11:3 and the Origins of Life
Dillon T. Thornton
Consecrated Creation: First Timothy 4:1–5 as an Underused Remedy for the Cosmological Dualism Prevalent in the Church
David Rudolph
The Science of Worship: Astronomy, Intercalation, and the Church’s Dependence on the Jewish People
Chris Bruno
Creation and New Creation: How should our Understanding of the End Influence our Understanding of the Beginning?
Gary L. Shultz Jr.
The Cosmological Aspect of the Atonement and the Integration of Faith and Science
Gerald Hiestand
The Bishop, Beelzebub, and the Blessings of Materiality: How Irenaeus’ Account of the Devil Reshapes the Christian Narrative in a Pro-Terrestrial Direction
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