Contributors -- Quaker Religious Thought, no. 120

Quaker Religious Thought Volume 120 Article 8 2013 Contributors -- Quaker Religious Thought, no. 120 Howard R. Macy Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/qrt Part of the Christianity Commons Recommended Citation Macy, Howard R. (2013) "Contributors -- Quaker Religious Thought, no. 120," Quaker Religious Thought: Vol. 120 , Article 8. Available at: https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/qrt/vol120/iss1/8 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Commons @ George Fox University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Quaker Religious Thought by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ George Fox University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CONTRIBUTORS CONTRIBUTORS PAUL N. ANDERSON is in his 25th year of teaching at George PAUL N. ANDERSON is in his 25th year of teaching at George Fox University, where he serves as Professor of Biblical and Quaker Fox University, where he serves as Professor of Biblical and Quaker Studies. Author of over 180 essays, his latest book, The Riddles of the Studies. Author of over 180 essays, his latest book, The Riddles of the Fourth Gospel(Fortress 2011) provides a new introduction to John. He Fourth Gospel(Fortress 2011) provides a new introduction to John. He is a founder of the internationally engaged John, Jesus, and History is a founder of the internationally engaged John, Jesus, and History Project (SBL) and is editing its works for publication. He participates Project (SBL) and is editing its works for publication. He participates actively in North Valley Friends Church and is working to get some of actively in North Valley Friends Church and is working to get some of the works of Elton Trueblood back into print. the works of Elton Trueblood back into print. RICHARD BAILEY is Assistant Professor of History at Queen’s RICHARD BAILEY is Assistant Professor of History at Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada. His research is the history of heterodoxy University, Kingston, Canada. His research is the history of heterodoxy with special focus on sixteenth century Anabaptism and seventeenth with special focus on sixteenth century Anabaptism and seventeenth century British Quakerism. His research focus has expanded in recent century British Quakerism. His research focus has expanded in recent years to include the history of utopian thought. years to include the history of utopian thought. SALLY BRUYNEEL lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota with her husband SALLY BRUYNEEL lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota with her husband Alan G. Padgett. A United Methodist, she also attends the Prospect Alan G. Padgett. A United Methodist, she also attends the Prospect Hill Friends’ Meeting. She currently divides her time between Hill Friends’ Meeting. She currently divides her time between research and writing and teaching at Bethel University. Her latest research and writing and teaching at Bethel University. Her latest book is Margaret Fell and the End of Time: The Theology of the Mother book is Margaret Fell and the End of Time: The Theology of the Mother of Quakerism, with Baylor University Press. of Quakerism, with Baylor University Press. DAVID L. JOHNS taught theology for twelve years at the Earlham DAVID L. JOHNS taught theology for twelve years at the Earlham School of Religion and before that was on the faculty at Wilmington School of Religion and before that was on the faculty at Wilmington College. He is now Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean College. He is now Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College at Union College in Kentucky. David is the author of of the College at Union College in Kentucky. David is the author of Quakering Theology: Essays on Worship, Tradition and Christian Faith Quakering Theology: Essays on Worship, Tradition and Christian Faith (Ashgate 2013) and editor of The Collected Essays of Maurice Creasey (Ashgate 2013) and editor of The Collected Essays of Maurice Creasey (Edwin Mellen, 2011). (Edwin Mellen, 2011). JOHN KERSHNER has degrees from George Fox University, JOHN KERSHNER has degrees from George Fox University, Princeton Theological Seminary and is completing doctoral research Princeton Theological Seminary and is completing doctoral research into the theology of John Woolman at the University of Birmingham into the theology of John Woolman at the University of Birmingham (UK). He has been a recipient of the David Adshead Award for (UK). He has been a recipient of the David Adshead Award for Quaker Studies and the Elizabeth Bogert Memorial Scholarship for Quaker Studies and the Elizabeth Bogert Memorial Scholarship for Studies in Christian Mysticism. He has served as a NWYM pastor Studies in Christian Mysticism. He has served as a NWYM pastor and is currently an elder at North Seattle Friends Church and a board and is currently an elder at North Seattle Friends Church and a board member at Pendle Hill. member at Pendle Hill. 54 • contributors 54 • contributors HOWARD R. MACY is Professor Emeritus at George Fox University HOWARD R. MACY is Professor Emeritus at George Fox University and in retirement continues to write and to serve in teaching and and in retirement continues to write and to serve in teaching and public ministry. Friends United Press gathered a collection of his public ministry. Friends United Press gathered a collection of his essays in Stepping in the Light: Life in Joy and Power (2007). Howard essays in Stepping in the Light: Life in Joy and Power (2007). Howard currently is the editor of Quaker Religious Thought. He participates currently is the editor of Quaker Religious Thought. He participates actively in the life of Newberg Friends Church. actively in the life of Newberg Friends Church.