Encounters on the Way - Suderman, Robert J.
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The title tells the story of this book. Suderman reflects on distinct "Encounters" that have shaped his life. These encounters are on the "Way." Life is an ongoing journey of learning. The encounters have "Nourished" his soul, imagination, and ministry. "Life" itself is the teacher, if only we can learn to be its students. "Encounters on the Way: Nourished by Life" is designed for grandchildren, children, family, friends, colleagues, and co-travellers on the Way. If it can be a seed of learning for some, it will have fulfilled its purpose.

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The title tells the story of this book. Suderman reflects on distinct "Encounters" that have shaped his life. These encounters are on the "Way." Life is an ongoing journey of learning. The encounters have "Nourished" his soul, imagination, and ministry. "Life" itself is the teacher, if only we can learn to be its students. "Encounters on the Way: Nourished by Life" is designed for grandchildren, children, family, friends, colleagues, and co-travellers on the Way. If it can be a seed of learning for some, it will have fulfilled its purpose.
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Autorenporträt
Robert J. Suderman has spent the last forty-seven years working with the church as teacher, scholar, and administrator. Having lived in Latin America for ten years, he has engaged the church in over forty different countries. He has been married to Irene for fifty years, and they have three sons and daughters-in-law, now with five grandchildren. Andrew Suderman is Assistant Professor of Theology, Peace, and Mission at Eastern Mennonite University as well as the Secretary for the Mennonite World Conference Peace Commission. He, along with his wife Karen, worked as Mennonite Church Canada Witness Workers living in South Africa for seven years (2009-2016) where he served as the Director of the Anabaptist Network in South Africa. He is completing a PhD in Theology at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He and Karen have two children.