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Singertenor (Robert Nowlin)
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GenderMale
IndustryTransportation
OccupationUPS Air Driver/Volunteer Minister
LocationKansas City, Missouri/Kansas, United States
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IntroductionI grew up in California's San Joaquin Valley. I attended college as Point Loma Nazarene University from where I graduated with a B.A. in Philosophy/Theology and a certificate in Music. In May, 2008, I graduated from Nazarene Theological Seminary (in Kansas City, Missouri) as a dual major: Master of Divinity / Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies. I currently attend Kansas City First Hispanic Church of the Nazarene, where I help in the church band and children’s ministry. I also have a great job with UPS; unfortunately many poor people have no choice but to work in hard and unrewarding conditions. My second job is as a live-in staff member of an inter-faith retreat center called Sanctuary of Hope.
InterestsBakersfield, biking, California, camping, chatting over coffee, Christian spirituality, <a href = "http://www.nazarene.org/">(Church of the Nazarene)</a>, clean air, coins, cultural anthropology, dachshunds, diet dr pepper, driving, eating cereal, eating tacos, free methodist church, fresno, geology, guadalajara, gustavo gutierrez, hymnology, jalisco, john michael talbot, kduvfm, liberation theology, maps, marygolds, mexico, nazarene theological seminary, playing guitar, point loma nazarene university, reading, recyling, road signs, singing, speaking spanish, thrift stores, united parcel service, water, yard sales
Favorite moviesTurner and Hooch, Mrs. Doubtfire, Ancherman, Lord of the Rings, Groundhog Day, Rent
Favorite musicKansas City Vine Street Jazz, Handel's Messiah, Haydn, John Michael Talbot, Casting Crowns...
Favorite booksCity of Joy, anything by Beverly Cleary, Divided by Faith (Emmerson and Smith), Torture and the Eucharist, The New Christendom (Phillip Jenkins)...

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