All are Welcome: Faith, Difference, and Justice: A Lenten Devotional. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.All are Welcome: Faith, Difference, and Justice: A Lenten Devotional

"This Lenten daily devotional is ideal for individual and group use as it focuses on the fact that “God loves and values us in and for our differences, not in spite of them.” It is biblically based as Dr. Tuell reflects on passages from across Scripture, but particularly from the Hebrew Bible. This devotional invites deep reflection, prayer and conversation with others weaving together faith, love, justice, and daily living. This devotional invites persons to read the Gospel lessons from the Revised Common Lectionary for the Sundays of Lent in the spiritual practice of Lectio Divina. It includes a brief guide for how to do Lectio Divina."

After studying at West Virginia Wesleyan College and Princeton Theological Seminary, the Rev. Dr. Steven Tuell earned his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible at Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. He taught at Erskine College, S.C. (1989-1992) and Randolph-Macon College, Va. (1992-2005), receiving numerous awards for teaching excellence. Tuell’s particular research interests are biblical prophecy, particularly the book of Ezekiel and the Book of the Twelve, and the the biblical literature of the early Persian Period. He has written numerous articles and book reviews, including multiple entries in Feasting on the Word (a commentary on the Common Lectionary published by Westminster John Knox). He has also contributed to the United Methodist Publishing House Adult Bible Studies curriculum and Bible Reader series. Tuell has written The Law of the Temple in Ezekiel 40-48 in the Harvard Semitic Monographs Series; a commentary on 1 and 2 Chronicles in the Interpretation Series; a commentary on Ezekiel, published by Baker in the Understanding the Old Testament Commentary series; and with John Strong co-edited Constituting the Community, a collection of essays on community in the Hebrew Bible, written in honor of S. Dean McBride Jr. Tuell has just completed a commentary on Nahum through Malachi for Smith-Helwys. His works in progress include a book on creation in Scripture for Westminster John Knox and a textbook on the prophets (with Stephen Cook and John Strong) for Fortress. An ordained elder in The United Methodist Church, Tuell has served churches in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, West Virginia, and Virginia. He is a member in full connection of The Western Pennsylvania Conference of The United Methodist Church, and preaches and teaches frequently throughout the area. He and his wife Wendy have three adult sons.