CURT GESCH
COLUMNIST
Curt Gesch is a farmer and writer living in Quick, B.C. He is a writer on environmental and agricultural topics.
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DAVID KOYZIS
COLUMNIST
David Koyzis is a retired political science professor living in Hamilton, Ontario. He is the author of the award-winning Political Visions and Illusions (2nd ed., 2019) and We Answer to Another: Authority, Office, and the Image of God (2014). He has written a column for Christian Courier since 1990.
Political Visions and Illusions
We Answer to Another: Authority, Office, and the Image of God
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DEREK SCHUURMAN
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Derek C. Schuurman is a Canadian currently living in Grand Rapids, Michigan where he is professor of computer science at Calvin University. Prior to arriving at Calvin he taught for many years at Redeemer University College and was a visiting professor at Dordt University. He currently holds the William Spoelhof Teacher-Scholar-in-Residence chair at Calvin. Besides his technical interests he is interested in faith and technology issues. He is the author of Shaping a Digital World: Faith, Culture and Computer Technology (IVP, 2013).
Shaping a Digital World: Faith, Culture and Computer Technology
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HEIDI VANDERSLIKKE
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Heidi VanderSlikke lives on a farm in Mapleton Township with her husband Jack. They share their home with a gigantic Golden Retriever named Norton, who thinks he’s a lap dog. Heidi and Jack have three happily married children and seven delightful grandkids.
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KATHY VANDERGRIFT
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Kathy Vandergrift, a public policy analyst, brings experience in government, social justice work and a Master’s Degree in Public Ethics to her reflections.
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KATIE MUNNIK
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Katie Munnik is an Ottawa writer living in Cardiff with her Spouse and three growing children.
The Heart Beats in Secret
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LLOYD RANG
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Lloyd Rang works in communications and is a member of Rehoboth CRC in Bowmanville.
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ROBERT BRUINSMA
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Robert (Bob) Bruinsma is a retired Professor of Education (The King’s University) living in Edmonton. He has interests in language and literature and loves birds and the outdoors. To help pass the time on long winter nights, he makes wine and beer (and drinks it in moderation) with his wife of 46 years (Louisa). Bob is a member of Fellowship CRC where he tells stories for children and happily participates in weekly communion. He and Louisa have three grown children and three little grandsons.
The Joy of Language: a Christian Framework for Language Arts Instruction
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ROLAND DE VRIES
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Roland De Vries is Director of Pastoral Studies at The Presbyterian College, Montreal, and a Lecturer in the School of Religious Studies at McGill University. He teaches in a variety of areas including Missional Theology, Reformed Tradition, and Global Christianity. He also has a keen interest in explorations at the point of intersection between church and culture. Roland and his wife Rebecca live in Montreal with their three children.
Blog
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RUDY EIKELBOOM
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Rudy Eikelboom is a Professor of Psychology, at Wilfrid Laurier University, who has emerged from the dark side of the University after being department chair for 9 years and now teaches behavioural statistics to graduate and undergraduate psychology students. His retirement looms and he is looking forward to doing more writing on the implications of modern science for our Christian faith. Currently, he serves as a pastoral elder at the Waterloo Christian Reformed Church.
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SARA POT
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Sara Pot is a new columnist with CC. She lives in St. Catharines, Ont. with her husband, four daughters and their golden doodle; she welcomes conversation and feedback!
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TOM WOLTHUIS
COLUMNIST
Rev. Tom Wolthuis is a minister in the Christian Reformed Church and the Director of Geneva Campus Ministry at the University of Iowa.
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