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New Reclaiming the Mind Blog

by July 16th, 2007Comments Be First to Comment

No . . . Parchment and Pen is not going anywhere, but we do have a new blog called Euangelion that is dedicated to you, the community of Reclaiming the Mind Ministries. Euangelion is Greek for “good news” or “Gospel.”

Specifically, all who are current students of The Theology Program (which means you have taken a course in the last year), volunteers of RMM, and TTP alumni can post blogs here.

Take time to share your thoughts, ask questions, provoke thought, show a picture of what is inside your refrigerator, or simply alert people to your current blog.

 Have fun!

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