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Why an Alumni Connections and Reflections Blog?


For a first post in this "Johnson University Alumni Connections and Reflections" blog, I thought I would offer some rationale for the purpose of the blog and what I hope to accomplish.

As the Director for Alumni Relations at Johnson University, one of my primary responsibilities is to keep up with graduates from each of our locations (Tennessee, Florida, and Online).  I thought it would be helpful if I shared some details of these connections so that other alumni and friends of Johnson University can learn about the activities of Johnson University alumni.  This will encompass the "Connections" emphasis of this blog.

As a graduate of Johnson University myself, (2000 BA Missions, 2007 MA New Testament) I find myself reflecting on my time on the Tennessee campus and my personal experience as a graduate and member of God's family. Therefore, I will share some "Reflections" from my personal academic journey, theological reflections, or my thoughts on other topics.

Through it all, my intent is that this is a blog of encouragement as we celebrate what the Lord has done and continues to do at Johnson and through the lives of the University's alumni.  If you wish to comment on any of these posts, please keep the golden rule in mind and remember the lesson Thumper's father told him, "If you can't say sumpthin' nice, don't say nothin' at all." (Bambi, 1942). 

I hope you enjoy the journey with me.
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