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The dinner and fellowship were very nice (although there was way too much food for me!)--you all were very welcoming and inclusive, which was greatly appreciated. Thanks for making that a wonderful evening!
This was wonderful. I had some wonderful conversations which were very helpful in understanding the progress on several key institutions (National Bible Museum, TC at New Orleans Baptist). I also met Eric Rowe for the first time, and enjoyed learning more about his work on early Christian nomenclature. Perhaps, he could do a guest post on his research after he defends.
That is I sitting at the big table between Christian and P.J.
+1 on the sentiments about it being a great time.
So, the Hard Rock Fellowship consisted of
Askeland,
Rowe,
Williams,
Wasserman,
(aliquis),
Leonard,
(aliquis),
Head at the far end / head (hence on the ground in the other photo),
(aliquis),
(aliquis),
(aliquis),
Carlson(?) holding the middle ground on the left wing,
(aliquis),
(aliquis).
(Lector aliquis)
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