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Reggie Blount – Plenary Talk at Generation 2008

Posted on April 1, 2009 by Judy Steers

 

[podcast]http://generation.anglican.ca/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/reggieblountkeynote.mp3[/podcast]

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Reggie Blount spoke at Generation 2008 on “The Seven Spiritual Yearnings of Youth”

 

Reggie Blount is Assistant Professor of Formation, Youth and Culture at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. He also serves as Senior Pastor of Trinity African Methodist Episcopal Church in Waukegan, IL. He served on the Leadership Team of the Youth Theology Institute, Emory University and served as Director of Faith Passage at Garrett-Evangelical, a program committed to do theological education with high school youth from the Met

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hodist traditions. An experienced speaker and workshop leader, his current research and writing is on the Seven Spiritual Yearnings of Youth and the faith formation of African American youth.


Welcome to Canada Reggie - and, here's how to imitate a moose (while Helen from Selkirk, MB does the flying pterodactyl)

Welcome to Canada Reggie – and, here's how to imitate a moose (while Helen from Selkirk, MB does the flying pterodactyl)

 

 

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Judy Steers

About Judy Steers

Judy Steers is the Coordinator for Youth Initiatives for the Anglican Church of Canada. Since 1999, she has also been the program director of the “Ask & Imagine” youth theology and leadership program at Huron University College. Her ministry has included camping ministries, consulting and teaching, parish ministry and she is a trainer with Godly Play Canada. Whenever possible she engages her passions for singing, drumming, outdoor adventure, off-the-wall ideas and whimsical creativity into her life and ministry working with teens and young adults, including two of her own.
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