Tag Archives: Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove

Hospitality as leadership: a different kind of grad program

Posted on November 7, 2014 by Mark Love

I have the privilege of directing a unique graduate program in missional leadership. In addition to our great faculty, we have four features that make our program unique: 1. We insist that all of our students have ministry contexts in … Continue reading →

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What follows is not a “fix” for small groups. Rather, it’s a suggestion of one form they could take that would lean in a more missional direction. I think there are a lot of things that could improve groups and … Continue reading →

Posted on July 30, 2013 by Mark Love | 1 Comment

Hospitality as Power

Posted on September 19, 2012 by Mark Love

I have the great privilege each year of traveling with graduate students in our missional leadership program to Durham, NC, to spend some time with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove and the Rutba House new monastic community. This year, I invited Richard Beck … Continue reading →

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