Mark Love is Director of the Resource Center for Missional Leadership at Rochester University, Rochester Hills, MI. His work there includes directing a Master’s degree in missional leadership, working with existing congregations and their leaders toward missional innovation, and directing Streaming, an annual conference on missional hermeneutics.
While Mark lives and works in Michigan, with his wife, Donna. He considers Portland, OR home. He is the proud father of, Josh, who lives in Portland, OR. He also shares with Donna three wonderful daughters, Stacy, Brenda, and Cassie, and three amazing granddaughters, Autumn Mya, and Clara.
For samples of Mark’s academic writing on a variety of topics, view his portfolio.
Dei-liberations 
Me like. OK? Please. (forwarding bedroom pic to Gina Amburn for some lamp-redemption ideas.
Happy New Year, Mark 🙂
Great readings! I have a question for you – did you have a father who taught psychology at Mt. Hood Community College?
Blessings.
No, my dad taught bible at columbia Christian college.
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Hello, Mark! Mike Morrell asked me to contact you because he really appreciates your blog and thinks you’d be an excellent candidate for his Speakeasy Blogger Network. Do you like to review off-the-beaten path faith, spirituality, and culture books? Speakeasy puts interesting books in your hands at no charge to you. You only get books when you request them, and it’s free to join. Sign up here, if you’d like: http://thespeakeasy.info
Hello. I’m just very curious if you are the same Mark Love that used to teach elementary school at Horrace Mann in Burbamk California? I was a student there back in the day and have wondered what ever happened to him. If not, sorry to have bothered you. If so, is love to hear from you
Thank you!
Nope. There’s a bunch of us.
Mark did you write a paper in 1999 called Nurturing Narrative Evangelists in the journal Leaven? I just read it and the paper blew me away, have you done more work on the subject since?
Chris, that’s me. Hard to believe it’s been that long ago. Glad you found it.