Category: Ecclesiology and Ecclesial Life


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JOURNAL ARTICLES

Gracia Grindal "The Americanization of the Norwegian Pastors’ Wives" In NAHA. 1984
Gracia Grindal "Confirmation Embraced (…if done right)" In Word & World. vol. 11, no. 4, 1991 : 404-406
Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "Decorated With Death" In Christianity Today. January 21 2003

A reflection on the meaning of the cross as jewelry.

Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "Talking to Generation X" In First Things. February 1999

A narrative theology approach to communicating the gospel to young adults.

Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "Seminary Sanity" In First Things. August/September 2000

A humorous look at the psychological evaluation process leading to candidacy for the ordained ministry.

Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "The End of Magic" In First Things. February 2002

An analysis of several classic works of fantasy fiction and how they require magic itself to end.

Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "The Great Reunion Beyond" In Christianity Today. February 5 2001

A reflection on the death of the author‘s grandfather.

Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "The End of Magic" In First Things. February 2002

An analysis of several classic works of fantasy fiction and how they require magic itself to end.

Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "Tradition, Priesthood, and Personhood in the Trinitarian Theology of Elisabeth Behr-Sigel" Spring In Pro Ecclesia. vol. 19, no. 2, 2010 : 129-150

A detailed study of Orthodox arguments against the ordination of women in the past 50 years, matched with an account of the rebuttal offered by the 20th century French Orthodox theologian Elisabeth Behr-Sigel, concluding that patriarchy and radical feminism share the same flawed assumptions about gender.

Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson "The Heresy Itch" In Christianity Today. January 7 2004

A reflection on why some people are drawn to esoteric and gnostic versions of Christianity.