Michael and Susan Thomas, co-pastors of Our Savior Lutheran Church and Student Center (Dartmouth) in Hanover, NH, since 2002, served through the ELCA Division for Global Mission as co-pastors of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in the Old City of Jerusalem from 1998-2003. They are both graduates of St. Olaf College and Yale Divinity School and served in campus ministry in the Boston/Cambridge area. Following twelve years there, their first international posting was to the Vienna Community Church, an English-speaking international congregation in Vienna, Austria (1995-98).
(Bio from summer 2004)
Audio Archive
Thomas, Michael and Susan
Recordings
Gates to the Holy City, People and Land: Damascus Gate and Dung Gate: Shared Holy Sites & Land
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2002Gates to the Holy City, People and Land: Stephen's Gate & Martyrdom
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2002Gates to the Holy City, People and Land: Jaffa Gate & Accompainment
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2002Gates to the Holy City, People and Land: Damascus Gate & Dung Gate
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2002Gates to the Holy City, People and Land: Herod's Gate — Power & Collaboration
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2002Gates to the Holy City, People and Land: Golden Gate — Closure & Resurrection
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2002Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#1) – Part 1: Orienting to Life in Israel, the West Bank, and Jerusalem
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#1) – Part 2: Isaac and Ishmael
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#1) – Part 3: A Political Road Map Full of Roadblocks, Detours and Walls
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#1) – Part 4: A Downward Ascent: The Church of the Holy Sepulchre/Resurrection, Jerusalem
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#1) – Part 5: Who Will Roll Away the Stone? Stories of Closure, Healing, and Resurrection in Palestine/Israel
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#2) – Part 1: A Political "Road Map" Full of Roadblocks, Detours and Walls
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#2) – Part 2: Orientation to Life in Israel, the West Bank, and Jerusalem
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#2) – Part 4: With Christ and Stanley Spencer in the Wilderness
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Road Maps and Detours: Stories and Images From Five Years in the Holy Land (#2) – Part 5: Who Will Roll Away the Stone? Stories of Closure, Healing, and Resurrection in Palestine/Israel
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2003Middle East (Especially Israel/Palestine) – Part 1: Stones
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2004Middle East (Especially Israel/Palestine) – Part 2: Water
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2004Middle East (Especially Israel/Palestine) – Part 3: Walls
Presenter: Thomas, Michael and Susan / 2004Recent 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
Audio Archive Partner
Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.
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