Eugene Peterson Articles — A Megalist • The Showbear Family Circus

I’m finding more and more that the old guard like Eugene Peterson tend to shy away from comprehensive bibliographies and lists of their available online articles. I suppose if I spent less time making lists like these, I might one day get around to updating my own published works list.

Nevertheless, I’ve made another megalist — this one a great big old list of Eugene Peterson articles. Over eighty of them and you can skip ahead to all eighty by clicking here. Eugene Peterson articles and interviews and poems and the like ended up a little harder to find than the David Bentley Hart variety, but I found some of the motherlodes and put them here.

That said, if you know of an article or short story or poem I’ve missed, please drop the link in the comments. Here are the ones I could find:

Unlock all eighty Eugene Peterson articles by clicking here.

Dru

September 21, 2017

Thanks for sharing this, Lance – Peterson has always been one of my favorite writers and I am appreciative of your effort to share this list. – Dru

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1. lanceschaubert
  
  September 21, 2017
  
  Of course, Dru. It’s my pleasure: be sure to pass it along to anyone that might find it as helpful as you. Other fellow Peterson fans.
  
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You're so welcome!

Thank you for writing and posting this 🙂

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Wonderful post 🌅🌅

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