http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/steve-brown-etc/as-we-forgive-catherine-larson-on-sbe/ This blog needs a description! Fri, 19 Mar 2010 23:00:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/steve-brown-etc/as-we-forgive-catherine-larson-on-sbe/#comment-88239 Interview with Catherine Larson of “As We Forgive” - Thinking Christian Mon, 18 May 2009 20:12:52 +0000 http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/steve-brown-etc/as-we-forgive-catherine-larson-on-sbe/#comment-88239 [...] box.)For those who have been following our discussions on Catherine Larson’s As We Forgive, here’s an interview she did with Steve Brown about the book. Share [...] […] box.)For those who have been following our discussions on Catherine Larson's As We Forgive, here's an interview she did with Steve Brown about the book. Share […]

]]> http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/steve-brown-etc/as-we-forgive-catherine-larson-on-sbe/#comment-88218 Together for Adoption » Blog Archive » Which Story is Stronger? Mon, 18 May 2009 13:08:44 +0000 http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/steve-brown-etc/as-we-forgive-catherine-larson-on-sbe/#comment-88218 [...] Steve Brown interviewed Catherine Larson about her book As We Forgive: Stories of Reconciliation from Rwanda. It’s an excellent interview.  I found the section at the 8:20 minute mark particularly challenging. Steve asked if she saw any implications from the Rwandan genocide for Americans. Catherine answer was sobering and very thought-provoking.  Here’s one line from it: The story of the gospel in their lives was not as strong as the story in their culture, the story of Hutu and Tutsi. [...] […] Steve Brown interviewed Catherine Larson about her book As We Forgive: Stories of Reconciliation from Rwanda. It's an excellent interview.  I found the section at the 8:20 minute mark particularly challenging. Steve asked if she saw any implications from the Rwandan genocide for Americans. Catherine answer was sobering and very thought-provoking.  Here's one line from it: The story of the gospel in their lives was not as strong as the story in their culture, the story of Hutu and Tutsi. […]

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