“Theology, Mentoring, and Clutches” by Don Payne

…Mentoring is seen by some in scholarly circles as residing in the domain of ministry methods; the interest of pragmatists.  Indeed, many of the conversations and resources related to mentoring are found in such environments.  There are methods involved in mentoring.  Yet, I have very little interest in methodological discussions per se.  At its heart, however, mentoring is a deeply human endeavor, rich and complex.  Therein lies the living connection with theology… >>>