
New: The Stephen Mansfield Podcast

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The Weekly Mansfield Podcast
Nov 7Stephen’s new weekly podcast is becoming very popular around the world. Each week we hear from dozens of people outside of the United States who are learning from and enjoying Stephen’s weekly ten-minute discussions of history, theology, contemporary issues and fun stuff. Recent topics have included Stephen’s favorite new books of 2011, coaching for writers, the question of whether Mormonism is a cult and how to understand the constitutional ban on “religious tests.” You Read More
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Mansfield’s Latest: Oprah and Obama
Nov 7Stephen Mansfield has two new books out recently, one on Oprah Winfrey and one on Barack Obama. The book on Oprah Winfrey—entitled Where Has Oprah Taken Us: The Religious Impact of the World’s Most Famous Woman—is already out and climbing bestseller lists. The book on Obama—an updated and expanded version of the international bestseller The Faith of Barack Obama—is coming out in late November. Interestingly, though both books are about influential African-American leaders in Read More
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WinstonMas: Churchill on Marriage
Jan 21“At times, I think I could conquer everything—and then again I know I am only a weak vain fool. But your love for me is the greatest glory and recognition that has or will ever befall me: and the attachment which I feel towards you is not capable of being altered by the sort of things that happen in this world. I only wish I were more worthy of you and more able to Read More
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‘Winstonmas’ Begins
Jan 18My historical hero, Winston Churchill, died on January 24, 1965. Each year during the week before the anniversary of the Great Man’s death, a few of my friends and I read a good book on Churchill, revel in his spirit and usually have a fine meal in his honor. I also like to memorialize him—during this annual time we have humorously begun calling ‘Winstonmas’—by offering selections from my book Never Give In: The Extraordinary Read More
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The Weaving of the Christ Tale
Dec 20The birth of the Christ child did not begin with a manger and shepherds in their fields and wise men following a star. It did not begin even with a lone husband and wife seeking shelter for the night. God weaves a better story than that.
It began, of course, with all the Great Ones of old who foresaw the Messiah or who played a role in his ancestry or who wrote of how it Read More
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