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Jane Zwart: CT’s Ekstasis Expands Our Vision of Faith

I think there’s an adventurous bravery, a sense that a perspective of faith shouldn’t narrow our vision but should change our vision. I think that’s something that Ekstasis is really living into, and it is really important.

Jane Zwart

English Professor, Grand Rapids, Michigan

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