What I am glad to hear about

• The DMin cohort. If you are weighing Pastoral Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Technology, write and ask. A short conversation usually settles whether it is right for you, and I will say plainly if it is not.
• Speaking and teaching. Lectures, seminars, and church or conference invitations on theology and the sciences, pneumatology and deification, and world and Chinese Christianity.
• Doctoral study and research. Prospective students and collaborators working on Chinese Christianity, Jingjiao and the Church of the East, Pentecostalism in Asia, or science-and-theology questions.
• Editorial and review work. I edit for Brill’s Philosophical Studies in Science and Religion and review for a number of journals and presses.
• The writing. Questions or corrections on anything I have published, or on the weekly essays. Corrections especially — I would rather know.