Don Payne is Associate Dean and Assistant Professor of Theology and Ministry for Denver Seminary. In this blog, he shares his thoughts about theology, theological education and mentoring.
Mar 31, 2009 by Don Payne | 0 Comments
Dr. Lee Roberson, the late founder and chancellor of Tennessee Temple University, my undergraduate alma mater. Dr. Roberson was not a mentor in a personal manner. Though I shook his hand, he never knew me. Yet, he mentored me through some key traits and emphases. He had a few ... [More]
Mar 23, 2009 by Don Payne | 0 Comments
In my last post I promised some positive, grateful reflections for various mentors from a tradition which in many respects I have tried to leave behind. But let me leave that behind temporarily for a brief interlude. This past weekend my wife Sharon and I saw The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, ... [More]
Mar 16, 2009 by Don Payne | 1 Comments
Mentors come in many shapes and styles; some we would rather forget because things didn't work out that well, we never "hit it off," or perhaps what we learned from them was by negative example. Another category just occurred to me; mentors whose influence has been tainted in our memories ... [More]
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