Rachel Wheeler
Biography
Rachel Wheeler earned a PhD in Christian spirituality from the Graduate Theological Union, along with graduate degrees in monastic studies from Saint John's School of Theology and in English from Humboldt State University. Wheeler has served as assistant professor of spirituality at the University of Portland. Wheeler's books include Radical Kinship (2024) and Ecospirituality (2022).
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Theology
“Christy Randazzo's Divine Ecosystem invites us to recognize the ecosystem as a grounding metaphor for differing components of Quaker thought, experience, and practice. Weaving together Quaker history and customs, personal stories, sociopolitical analysis, and pop culture references, Randazzo turns things inside out! Instead of engaging theology to understand creation better, we are treated to an expert encounter with creation (through light, trees, vines, rivers, mushrooms, soil, clouds, and more) to understand our theologies better. The book contains not only a profound explication of Quaker theology but also a bold invitation to readers to consider deeply how their own ecological and denominational contexts might combine with and inform emergent ecotheologies.”
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Prayer & Spiritual Formation
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
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