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Come to liturgy at St. John of the Ladder!

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Is this a public/ticketed talk or something private?

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Rod, would you be interested in speaking at the Grotto in Cullman? To be honest, this would be a first for my location and might be to small a venue for you. Would not hurt my feelings if you had not interest. Just thought I would throw it out there. This is Roger Steele. We went to Mt Athos together with Fr Gregory

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I just visited the Grotto during Christmas and it was delightful. Thank you for maintaining and sharing Bro. Joseph's gift.

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I forwarded your message to our Associate Vicar, I’ll let you know. We likely don’t have the budget, though, even if you are willing to come to NE Ohio.

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Rod, we spoke briefly at last year's Touchstone conference. I write occasionally for Touchstone and have a theology and apologetics' ministry based in Southern California. I am currently writing a book for Wipf & Stock on the rise of Neopaganism. Would you be available for a podcast interview with us? I would like to discuss the idea of disenchantment and reenchantment with you.

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I'm not in any groups or anything, but I hope you come to Washington DC! I'm sure you'd get an audience!

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Me too, I live in Alexandria VA.

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I live in NoVa and would show up!

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I wonder if Deacon Roberts can find a way for you to come to Martin Saints, where my son is a senior. (I work for Bishop Julian Dobbs and met you at our synod a couple of years ago and told you stories about my Crazy Louisiana Relatives.)

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I have been preaching on our need for beauty, etc. in the spirit of Living in Wonder. I came across your work via Larry Chapp, who is in my neighborhood (proverbially). March may be too short notice, but if you are ever up in Eastern PA, I'd love to help make arrangements for a presentation in the Diocese of Allentown.

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I’m about 90 minutes from Allentown. I’d make the drive to hear Rod speak.

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You should move near a monastery

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I would love to hear you speak, but I am certain my church could not accommodate a speaking event, nor be able to financially compensate, as we do not have the physical space to accommodate (we are busting at the seems of our building), and are currently in the midst of a Capital Campaign for our new church and parish complex. Truly, the best kind of dilemma, and blessing!

Additionally, with narrow window of time, I’m certain you won’t be anywhere near Columbus, OH, but if you are it would wonderful to hear you speak! Please do update your speaking locations once you know the locations, dates, etc.

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Sure hope we can meet you here in Budapest ( At Great Grace International School) prior to your possible move.

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Maybe, don't set up base in Louisiana.

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Rod, I just sent an email to you. Hopefully we can work something out while you are here in Greenville.

Mac Taylor

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I live in Greenville SC. Are the details of your event finalized? I would love to attend.

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I'm wondering the same thing. I'm near Asheville- an easy drive to Greenville and am definitely hoping to attend as well!

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Me too! (Asheville area) Hoping for more details!

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Rod, one of the elders from my church works for the Family Research Council in Washington DC. My church is in Northern Virginia. Our teaching Pastor seems to be well connected to church leaders in the DMV area. He asked me last week if I had read Living in Wonder. We (our church) had a Sunday school session on Live Not by Lies when it came out in 2020. I can send more details if this would be helpful.

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If you're going to stay put in the US for a while, consider the Albuquerque/Santa Fe area- we've got some wonderful Orthodox parishes and monasteries out here!

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Do you know Fr. John Bethancourt?

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