Terry an ELCA pastor serving as the director of Neighbors in Faith, an interfaith effort to recognize Muslims as neighbors and partners in building a more peaceful world, authorized by the Episcopal and Lutheran churches in western Washington. A graduate of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, he has been a pastor since 1991 and has served in partnership with Episcopalians and Lutherans since 2004. He is the author of two books, Being Human and Apprenticeship. He feels that interfaith dialogue is essential in learning to live with each other given our cultural differences.
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Kyllo, Terry
Recordings
Abrahamic Traditions: Discovering our Common Humanity in a Time of Anxiety
Presenter: Kyllo, Terry / 2018How Do Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Traditions Envision the Proper Goals of an Economic System? with Adam Jamal & Yohanna Kinberg
Presenter: Kyllo, Terry / 2019How Do Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Traditions Envision Our Responsibility within the Environment? with Adam Jamal & Yohanna Kinberg
Presenter: Kyllo, Terry / 2019How Do Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Traditions Envision Our Responsibility to the "Other"? with Adam Jamal & Yohanna Kinberg
Presenter: Kyllo, Terry / 2019Recent Additions
Vespers October 2, 1973 – Why Read the Bible
Vespers September 29, 1973 – Angels
Vespers September 2, 1973 – Prayer God Answers
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Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.
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