An Announcement
On a recent Sunday I became an Anglican. This news will come as a shock to some of you, while others of you will be less surprised. For me this moment comes as a culmination of a long and arduous … Continue reading →
Book Launch and Jam Sale!
Announcing the official Vernon launch of Who’s Minding the Story? The United Church of Canada Meets A Secular Age! On October 30th at All Saints Anglican Church, Jeff Seaton will read selections from the book, and offer signed copies for sale at … Continue reading →
The Reviews Are In!
People are talking about Who’s Minding the Story! A series of reviews and commentaries have been posted in a variety of places. Here are the latest: Over on the Tract 91 blog, you’ll find a review from a Canadian Anglican perspective. … Continue reading →
Amazon order pages are up!
You can now order “Who’s Minding the Story?” from Amazon.com or Amazon.ca! The Kindle version is expected soon. If you’d like an author-signed copy, I expect to have those available by mid-August.
Continue reading →Cover Art
I’m thrilled with the cover art designed by Mike Surber of Wipf and Stock!
Continue reading →We Have a Date!
The final edits have been submitted to the publisher, and publication date is estimated to be July 15, 2018. The Amazon.ca pre-order page is up at this link. The Amazon.com page is here. The book will also be available direct … Continue reading →
An Episcopal Church Response
Derek Olsen, in his The St. Bede Blog, reviews Who’s Minding the Story and its application to the challenges of the U.S. Episcopal Church. Read Derek’s review, “Thinking about the Secular Age and Church Futures.”
Continue reading →Feedback on Who’s Minding the Story
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Continue reading →Who’s Minding the Story – link to dissertation
Dissertation You can download Who’s Minding the Story at the link. This is the dissertation submitted by Jeff Seaton in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Ministry in the Divinity School of Duke University, October 2016. Abstract … Continue reading →
Thesis Accepted
I’ve received notice that Duke Divinity has started the wheels turning for my thesis to be publicly available. I’ll post the link when it is done.
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