Don W. Dunnington
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I read the latest issue of Grace & Peace over the weekend. At a gathering of my colleagues in the School of Theology and Ministry at SNU, I mentioned that it was one of the best collections of articles for ministers in the Church of the Nazarene that I've seen for some time. Congratulations!
Walter S. MacPherson, Jr.
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Thank you for this issue of Grace & Peace. I received it in the mail yesterday and read the articles that caught my attention the most last evening. I read all the rest this evening.
Rondy M. Smith, Ed.D.
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I have loved the intentional attempt to speak to a younger, contemporary audience...i.e. the smart phone scans in the current issue and even the bobble-heads!
Dr. Janet Smith Williams
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Nothing but praises for this issue of Grace & Peace. It’s about time we had a renewal of Wesleyan-Holiness theology. I spent my evening reading the magazine.
Jonathan Phillips
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I really enjoy reading G&P magazine. As a Nazarene missionary serving in Romania, it helps by keeping me connected to what is going on at home, as well as giving ideas for ministry here.
R. Lee Ellingson
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One of the things I really like -- and it is highlighted in the current (Summer-Fall 2011) issue -- is how G&P seeks to keep us connected to our Wesleyan roots, even as it helps equip us to forge ahead into and beyond post-modernity.
Morton L. Estep
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I really am enjoying G & P mag. It is the best mag that is published. I would be willing to pay for this one!! Seriously, the latest edition is great, as have been all the others. We do have a great challenge to both stay true to our Wesleyan-Holiness DNA, and stay relevant to the issues of today.
Pastor Craig Laughlin
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Very well done! It is wonderful to see articles that add both depth and breadth to our understanding of holiness.
Pastor Dennis Kidd
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I really enjoy Grace and Peace magazine. It is filled with great articles that address current issues that are not only important to the pastor but also to laity as well. I find the articles most refreshing and challenging. Thank you for this great magazine.
Rob Staples
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Let me express my appreciation for the magazine, especially the summer/fall 2011 issue.
John Ramsey
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After the first issue of Grace and Peace I have looked forward to the others. As a pastor I am often unimpressed with the overt focus on practical/contextual issues at the cost of theological reflection. Grace and Peace is proving to be a good balance between both.
David L. Tobey, MDiv
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I find Grace and Peace a wonderful resource for affirming our Nazarene heritage, and our place in the big picture of Christianity without jettisoning that God-called heritage. I really enjoy Grace and Peace, and consider it a great privilege to receive it.
Tom Nees
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Bryon, I think you have developed an approach in Grace and Peace that is relevant and interesting.
Meri Janssen-Bond
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This issue of Grace and Peace had so much good content. As I read through the 5th issue I was inspired by the content enough to reflect on my faith and who we all are as Christians. I would hope that that is the purpose of any religious publication, but it doesn’t always appear to be.
Sarah E. McGee
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My excitement about the Bobble Head collection and the applications for smart phones and other devices is that there is now a tangible and technologically relevant way to reach and share the message of holiness to younger generations that possesses great potential to encourage and inspire.
