C*NAQ Plus -- Volume 19, Number 1+

Autumn 2009

Volume 19, Number 1+

Contents

Author

Description

Through the Editor's Eyes

And So It Comes Full Circle

Catherine Groves
For this "Through the Editor's Eyes," Catherine Groves' "And So It Comes Full Circle" explores the way events, at times, come full circle. In particular, Groves shares the amazing connections and reconnections surrounding C*NAQ Plus Volume 18, Number 4+. Groves' roundabout journey in search of Edward Kline, author of "The Dance of the Platypus, Sister Moon, and All That Stuff (God Isn't Lonely Anymore)" — featured in our last Plus — led her to the whereabouts of a long-lost friend and acquaintance of Kline. In reconnecting with the Reverend Lyle Beckman, she discovered an amazing ministry he directs: San Francisco Night Ministry and Open Cathedral. And that, in turn, led to Joanne Winetzki's next "Pensive Pause," to be featured in our Winter 2009 issue.

While the Editor Wasn't Looking

Judith Eir Landaiche
To celebrate Judith Eir Landaiche's return — after a twelve-year hiatus — to Christian*New Age Quarterly, now as our new Editorial Assistant, we'll revisit her delightfully playful essay, first published in our January-March 1996 issue. While the theme of Catherine Groves' "Through the Editor's Eyes" muses on things — often C*NAQ things — coming together, Landaiche's piece pokes fun at how stuff flies apart, particularly when it comes to C*NAQ. She concludes, "Perhaps ... maybe ... these holy unexpected quirks and anomalies are evidence of the Universe shaking her head in bewilderment at the implications of Christian/New Age dialog." Get ready for fun, Universe! Landaiche is back!

Announcement:
The Passing of Edward Kline

Catherine Groves is saddened to announce the passing of Edward Kline, author of "The Dance of the Platypus, Sister Moon, and All That Stuff (God Isn't Lonely Anymore)." Kline slipped home on April 22, 2009. Yet Groves is grateful he waited around on this planet long enough for her to send him an issue of the Plus in which his delightful essay — first published in our very first C*NAQ in January of 1989 — reappeared.

The Letters Library

C*NAQ readers speak out
What a bounty of response we received to the first C*NAQ Plus! Father John W. Groff, Jr. speaks of the calligraphy fashioned by the same artist who created the logo for the Beijing Olympics. And, amidst other reader feedback, are thought-provoking comments by Wendell E. Wilkinson, Judith Eir Landaiche, Rob Arias, Joanne Winetzki, and Jean Hohman.

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Contents	Author	Description
Through the Editor's Eyes And So It Comes Full Circle	Catherine Groves	For this "Through the Editor's Eyes," Catherine Groves' "And So It Comes Full Circle" explores the way events, at times, come full circle. In particular, Groves shares the amazing connections and reconnections surrounding CNAQ Plus* Volume 18, Number 4+. Groves' roundabout journey in search of Edward Kline, author of "The Dance of the Platypus, Sister Moon, and All That Stuff (God Isn't Lonely Anymore)" — featured in our last Plus — led her to the whereabouts of a long-lost friend and acquaintance of Kline. In reconnecting with the Reverend Lyle Beckman, she discovered an amazing ministry he directs: San Francisco Night Ministry and Open Cathedral. And that, in turn, led to Joanne Winetzki's next "Pensive Pause," to be featured in our Winter 2009 issue.
While the Editor Wasn't Looking	Judith Eir Landaiche	To celebrate Judith Eir Landaiche's return — after a twelve-year hiatus — to ChristianNew Age Quarterly,* now as our new Editorial Assistant, we'll revisit her delightfully playful essay, first published in our January-March 1996 issue. While the theme of Catherine Groves' "Through the Editor's Eyes" muses on things — often CNAQ* things — coming together, Landaiche's piece pokes fun at how stuff flies apart, particularly when it comes to CNAQ.* She concludes, "Perhaps ... maybe ... these holy unexpected quirks and anomalies are evidence of the Universe shaking her head in bewilderment at the implications of Christian/New Age dialog." Get ready for fun, Universe! Landaiche is back!
Announcement: The Passing of Edward Kline		Catherine Groves is saddened to announce the passing of Edward Kline, author of "The Dance of the Platypus, Sister Moon, and All That Stuff (God Isn't Lonely Anymore)." Kline slipped home on April 22, 2009. Yet Groves is grateful he waited around on this planet long enough for her to send him an issue of the Plus in which his delightful essay — first published in our very first CNAQ* in January of 1989 — reappeared.
*The Letters Library*	CNAQ* readers speak out	What a bounty of response we received to the first CNAQ Plus*! Father John W. Groff, Jr. speaks of the calligraphy fashioned by the same artist who created the logo for the Beijing Olympics. And, amidst other reader feedback, are thought-provoking comments by Wendell E. Wilkinson, Judith Eir Landaiche, Rob Arias, Joanne Winetzki, and Jean Hohman.
*Advertising!*		Where else could one expect to find the best in Christian New Age resources? Enjoy the inviting selections offered by advertisers in Christian*New Age Quarterly!