Hello, welcome to Theology Pugcast.

It's great to have you here for this episode.

I'm C.R. Wiley.

I serve a church in the Pacific Northwest.

Actually right outside Portland, Oregon, people just can't believe it.

But I'm about a half an hour from the airport.

And anyway, it's a beautiful day here.

And I've written a number of things, and I'm a senior editor at Touchstone magazine, and that actually is relevant today concerning the guest and some things he's done.

Anyway, why don't we kick it over to you, Tom?

I'm Tom Price. I teach theology, Christian ethics, and a few other things. One of the places, Gordon Conwell

Theological Seminary, do a little preaching, a little ministry, little speaking, little writing,

and other things. Right, right. All right. Glenn. I'm Glenn Sunshine. I am a recovering history

professor, specializing in Reformation Europe. I am a recovering history professor, specializing in Reformation Europe.

I am a senior fellow at the Coulson Center for Christian World View. I work with Reflections Ministries. I do freelance teaching and I have my own ministry as well. Every square inch ministries, eastgranch.org.

Great. Well, we have a special guest today. We're really pleased to welcome Father Mark

Perkins. And he's going to share with us a little bit about a school that he oversees, as well as

some things he writes about. So, Mark, please introduce yourself.

Sure.

I am the chaplain and assistant headmaster of St. Dunson's Academy,

which is here in Nelson County, Virginia, kind of in the part of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

And I'm also a priest in the Anglican province of America, a former high school teacher, and spent some time in full-time ministry in Florida as well.

Great, great.

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