Well over 200 Regent alumni maintain blogs on every conceivable subject: daily family life, sermon reflections, theology and the arts, Christianity and pop culture, missions, and more. We want to help you stay connected to your fellow alumni by pooling those resources on one page.

These links do not imply Regent College’s endorsement of all the views on these blogs, and we are not responsible for the content of external websites.

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Featured Alumni Blogs

This is a selected list that we refresh every six months.

Wondering Fair

http://www.wonderingfair.com
Several Regent alumni (Matt Mattoon, David Benson, Jeremy Kidwell, Ben Edsall, Jessica Hughes, Matt Gray, and René Breuel) and Prof. John Stackhouse have created an apologetic forum that seeks to articulate the Gospel to a secular audience in a thoughtful way. Updates three times a week, and includes guest articles.

Soul Food Vancouver by Ron Reed (DipCS ’82)

http://www.soulfoodvancouver.blogspot.com
Includes updates on Pacific Theatre in Vancouver, as well as notices and reflections on other drama and music happenings in the area.

Diary of an Arts Pastor by David Taylor (ThM ’00)

http://artspastor.blogspot.com
“A diary of ruminations and happenings of an arts pastor who never wanted to be a pastor and never thought he could be an artist.”

Unfolding Forms by Brett Potter (MCS ’10)

http://brettdavidpotter.wordpress.com
The intersection of theology, art, and culture in the twenty-first century, from the perspective of a PhD student at the Toronto School of Theology who also spends his time writing poetry and making experimental films.

Rumblings by Ryan Dueck (MCS ’09)

http://rynomi.wordpress.com
“The kinds of things that occupy me here are ‘rumblings’ in one form or another—things that make me uncomfortable or force me to pay attention to God and the world that he has made in a way that I previously hadn’t.”

4th Point by Stan Groothof (MDiv ’03)

http://4thpoint.wordpress.com
“Sermons traditionally have 3 points. Pastors traditionally have more than 3 points. Here is a place for some ‘fourth points’ that…I feel still should see the light of day.”

Emmanuel Mennonite Church by April Yamaski (MCS ’88)

http://www.emmanuelmennonite.com/Blog
April blogs as pastor of Emmanuel Mennonite Church in Abbotsford, BC.

Joe and Heidi White

http://www.joeandheidiwhite.com
Joe (MDiv ’09) and Heidi (DipCS ’09) White are youth and young adult pastors at Granville Chapel in Vancouver. Their blog features weekly “1-Minute-Message” videos on hot topics.

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Faculty blogs and websites

As alumni, we know you love to follow the activities of your former faculty members. Here are some quick links to a few faculty blogs and websites.

John Stackhouse (Professor, Theology and Culture)

http://stackblog.wordpress.com
Professor John Stackhouse “draws on history, sociology, theology, and philosophy to explore the intersection of Christian faith and contemporary culture in North America and beyond.”

Iain Provan (Professor, Biblical Studies)

http://www.iainprovan.com
Iain Provan maintains a website about his research, teaching, and speaking engagements.

Maxine Hancock (Professor Emerita, Interdisciplinary Studies and Spiritual Theology)

http://www.maxinehancock.ca/at-windhover-place/
Maxine Hancock writes from her new home, the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia.

Paul Stevens (Professor Emeritus, Marketplace Theology)

http://www.rpaulstevens.com
Paul Stevens maintains a website about his teaching, coaching, advocating, and publishing activities, focusing on faith and social enterprise.

John Dickson (Sessional Lecturer)

http://johndickson.org/
John Dickson's blog is entitled "Speak Think Write Sing."

Paul Helm (Teaching Fellow)

http://paulhelmsdeep.blogspot.com
Paul Helm writes about philosophical theology.

Larry Hurtado (Sessional Lecturer)

http://larryhurtado.wordpress.com
Larry Hurtado’s blog “comments on the New Testament and Early Christianity (and related matters).”

Glen Scorgie (Sessional Lecturer)

http://glenscorgie.com/
Glen Scorgie's blog includes posts on various current controversial issues such as the proposed Keystone pipeline and the budget deficit in the United States.

GORDON SMITH (SESSIONAL LECTURER)

http://www.gordontsmith.com/
Gordon Smith maintains a website about his various activities, with a focus on theological education in the developing world.

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FEATURED Student blogs

Et Cetera

http://www2.regent-college.edu/etcetera
This is Regent’s own student newspaper, published weekly September to April by the Regent College Student Association.

Carolyn Arends

http://carolynarends.com/site/blog
Carolyn is a singer, songwriter, speaker, and author.

NAOMI LIPPETT

http://www.creulife.com/
Naomi Lippett's blog is about "A conversation about creativity and life."

James Smoker

http://greenwoodsnapshots.tumblr.com/
James blogs about his experiene of living in Vancouver while studying at Regent.

Carolyn Watts

http://hearingtheheartbeat.com
Carolyn Watts is a former obstetrician/gynecologist who blogs on "longing and life and the joy that seeps into places of brokenness."