by 4Tcarson | Apr 2, 2021 | Liminality Project Blog
The most in-between day of the Christian liturgical year is Holy Saturday, sandwiched as it is between the stories of crucifixion on Good Friday and resurrection on Easter morning. This is the day in which Jesus lays in state in a borrowed tomb with borrowed time. All...
by 4Tcarson | Mar 3, 2021 | Liminality Project Blog
In 2017 Mark Conner transitioned out of his long-tenured role as pastor of CityLife Church in Melbourne, Australia and he is now speaking, training, writing, and coaching others toward greater effectiveness. In a recent episode of Soul Food he explores the in-between...
by 4Tcarson | Feb 19, 2021 | College, Liminality Project Blog
In response to lives interrupted by the pandemic, the Women’s Chorus of Loyola University, under the direction of Jennifer Budziak, created a work to express this reality – Distant Singing....
by 4Tcarson | Jan 19, 2021 | Liminality Project Blog
This week I begin the spring semester in the Honors College of the University of Missouri and one of the courses I am very excited about is Liminality and Literature. We will read and discuss four liminally packed works of contemporary literature. They are: Lincoln in...
by 4Tcarson | Oct 20, 2020 | Liminality Project Blog
Margaret Heffernan does it again. If you have read other books by the Cambridge-educated entrepreneur and leadership guru you will already be primed for Uncharted: How to Navigate the Future. Her unorthodox conclusions are based on her own experience and the study of...
by 4Tcarson | Oct 19, 2020 | Liminality Project Blog
Plenty of books are written about leadership. And more all the time are written about liminality. But very few books address both in such a way that they truly illuminate one another. In Leadership in Unknown Waters: Liminality as Threshold to the Future Lisa does...
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