In an excerpt from a new book about Stanley Hauerwas, Michael G. Cartwright examines the theologian’s writing about universities as unique communities of conviction.
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Michael G. Cartwright
Michael G. Cartwright is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and an associate professor at the UM-related University of Indianapolis, where he serves as dean of Ecumenical & Interfaith Programs. He is also the co-editor of “The Hauerwas Reader.”
Learning about providence from 'Hannah's Child'
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Michael G. Cartwright
Stanley Hauerwas’ new memoir can teach leaders in the academy and the church about patience, prayer and providence, says Michael G. Cartwright.
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