The things we do shape what we believe much more than the things we say. As Jesus often taught, actions are the arena where our true beliefs are revealed. So, if we hope to teach theological truth in our church contexts, we have to do it with practical actions as much as with words and ideas. Join us for Part 1 of 3 in our Theology over Lunch: Webinar Series as we discuss how your practices are teaching others around you. Learn more about part 2 and 3 here.

Our Panel:

Caleb Maskell, Worship Pastor, Blue Route Vineyard Community Church
Caleb Maskell leads the Society of Vineyard Scholars and is the Worship Pastor at Blue Route Vineyard Community Church. He is currently finishing his PhD in the Department of Religion at Princeton University, focusing on the history of American Christianity. He has taught at Princeton Theological Seminary and Fordham University. In 2007, he co-planted Elm City Vineyard Church in New Haven, Connecticut with his wife Kathy.

Liz Moore, Vineyard Church Planter
Liz Moore is a Vineyard church planter in process. She is envisioning a vibrant, hospitable, intergenerational church community in Princeton, New Jersey, which she will begin to plant in late 2018. Having recently served for eight years as New England Boarding Schools Field Staff for FOCUS (www.infocus.org), Liz has just completed her M.Div at Duke Divinity School.