Ben is a former Holden Village pastor. He is Associate Professor of Worship and Director of Advanced Studies at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, where he has taught since 2009. He received his STM from Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia and PhD from Emory University. His graduate work focused on how ritual shapes people’s environmental spirituality. Ben is author of A Watered Garden: Christian Worship and Earth’s Ecology and a contributing author to Eco-Reformation: Grace and Hope for a Planet in Peril. He is a member of the North American Academy of Liturgy and serves as convener of its Ecology and Liturgy Seminar.
Beth is currently Unit Director of the Skilled Care Center and Rehab Unit at Rush Oak Park Hospital in suburban Chicago. She recently earned her Doctorate in Public Health Nursing from Rush University, focusing on how people and populations successfully make changes to improve health. Her primary research explored the relationship between health promotion and sobriety in women with substance abuse issues.
Audio Archive
Stewart, Ben and Elizabeth
Recordings
Re-form the Health of Your Body, Your Spirit, and the World Around You with Ben and Elizabeth Stewart
Presenter: Stewart, Ben and Elizabeth / 2018Change Theory: Re-form the Health of Your Body, Your Spirit, and the World Around You Part 1
Presenter: Stewart, Ben and Elizabeth / 2018Recent Additions
Vespers January 31, 1976 with Becky Lomax & Dave Caemmerer – Seeing Nature Through God
Vespers January 30, 1976 with John Rieke – Even Faith Is a Gift
Vespers January 27, 1976 with Brad Brainerd – Affirming the Will of God
Vespers January 26, 1976 with Eric Jorstad – I Will Lift Up My Eyes Unto the Mountains
Vespers January 25, 1976 with Carroll Hinderlie – What Christ is to Us, So We Are to All
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