Glen Scorgie – The Pietist Schoolman

First page of the March 2014 issue of the Baptist Pietist Clarion

In the New Baptist Pietist Clarion: Pietism, Baptists, and Walter Rauschenbusch

March 13, 2014

The newest issue of The Baptist Pietist Clarion, an annual newsletter edited by my friend and occasional co-blogger G.W. Carlson, is now available in print and online. (For the former, I can put you in touch with GW. For the latter, click here.) Some highlights in a typically strong, wide-ranging issue: • Joel Lawrence reflects on … More In the New Baptist Pietist Clarion: Pietism, Baptists, and Walter Rauschenbusch

That Was The Week That Was

May 26, 2012

Here • Celebrating my colleague, mentor, and friend G.W. Carlson — retiring from full-time teaching after nearly 45 years on the faculty of Bethel College (now University). • GW would have been much more articulate (and fiery) than me in explaining why history is a perfectly good field of study for anyone passionate about social … More That Was The Week That Was

Glen Scorgie: Why Pietism Still Matters

April 11, 2012

In the newest issue of the Baptist Pietist Clarion, I was especially struck by Glen Scorgie‘s article, “Religion of the Heart: The Enduring Value of Pietism,” in which he asks “whether Pietism should still matter to the Baptist General Conference—to Converge Worldwide.” Even beyond that particular denomination, I think it’s a valuable question for several churches … More Glen Scorgie: Why Pietism Still Matters

The Pietist Schoolman

The website of historian Chris Gehrz

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In the New Baptist Pietist Clarion: Pietism, Baptists, and Walter Rauschenbusch

That Was The Week That Was

Glen Scorgie: Why Pietism Still Matters