Charlie was pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Port Angeles, WA, and served on the ELCA Church Council. Many books have influenced him, but Charlie would name three: Life Together by D. Bonhoeffer, Jesus Means Freedom by E. Kasemann, The Return of the Prodigal Son by H. Nouwen. Charlie enjoyed “Babbett’s Feast.” Charlie loves his wife, children, grandchildren, many friends, and the people of Tanzania.
(Bio from summer 2004)
Audio Archive
Mays, Charlie
Recordings
How to Prosper in the Coming Hard Times – Luke: Part 2 – Announcing the King's Platform
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 1980How to Prosper in the Coming Hard Times – Luke: Part 3 – Wealth and the Poor
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 1980How to Prosper in the Coming Hard Times – Luke: Part 4 – Gospel for the Poor
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 1980How to Prosper in the Coming Hard Times – Luke: Part 5 – Wealth and the Parables
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 1980Questions Raised by the Tree of Life in Matthew: What is Righteousness?
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 1999Questions Raised by the Tree of Life in Matthew: Who The Is the Faithful Wise Slave?
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 1999The Modest Proposals on Re-reading the Bible – Part 1: Siblings & Enemies
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 2004The Modest Proposals on Re-reading the Bible – Part 2: Reading the Return of the Prodigal Son with Nouwen and Rembrandt
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 2004The Modest Proposals on Re-reading the Bible – Part 3: Can a Lutheran Learn to Read Matthew's Gospel?
Presenter: Mays, Charlie / 2004Recent Additions
Vespers August 4, 1977 with Evelyn Streng – The Parable of the Prospectors
Vespers August 3, 1977 with Vern Failletaz – Let Freedom Ring!
Vespers August 2, 1977 with David Thiede
Vespers August 1, 1977 with Richard Caemmerer – There Are Holden Enough for Everyone
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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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