Photos from Tom Sine « An Anabaptist in Perth

April 30, 2008...7:34 pm

Photos from Tom Sine

If you were at the Tom Sine event at Vose Seminary, last week, you might want to see these photos from the night…. http://vose.wa.edu.au/view/news/20080430113407/

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I'm Nathan Hobby, an Anabaptist Christian with an interest in house church, emerging church and spiritual writers. Originally this was a blog for a house church called Perth Anabaptist Fellowship. Since the church folded in April 2007, the blog has evolved into a space for my theological reflections. My literary side has a different home - nathanhobby.wordpress.com.
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