Author Profile

Mark Gorman

Gorman is a John Wesley Fellow and elder in the Baltimore-Washington Annual Conference, where he pastors the West Harford Cooperative Parish. He is on the faculty of St. Mary’s Ecumenical Institute in Baltimore, where he teaches theology and worship. He also has taught United Methodist polity for Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC.

Contributions to Catalyst

• Preaching: Preparation and Trust, on Sep 06, 2021

• Hearing, Welcoming, Celebrating Quiet Voices, on Jul 12, 2021

• Gospel of Peace: Why John Wesley Should Have Been a Pacifist, and We Should, Too, on May 03, 2021

• Remembering Geoffrey Wainwright, on Mar 01, 2021

• Contemporary Systematic Theology: An Embarrassment of Riches, on Jan 11, 2021

• Monuments, Meaning, and the Fourfold Sense, on Nov 02, 2020

• On Words (and Monuments) and Meaning, on Sep 07, 2020

• Court Evangelicals, Court Protestants, on Jul 06, 2020

• Living the End Now?, on May 11, 2020

• Learning Theology and Ethics from The Life of a Slave Girl, on Mar 16, 2020

• What Might the Taizé Community Teach Wesleyans?, on Jan 06, 2020

• Randy Maddox—A Wesleyan, RessourcementTheologian, on Nov 04, 2019

• Crux probat omnes discordias, on Sep 09, 2019

• Offering Christ: The Person in Evangelistic Proclamation, on Aug 05, 2019

• Christian Worship in the Season of Civil Religion, on Jun 03, 2019

• Who Is Wesley for Us Today?, on Apr 22, 2019

• United Methodists and the Ecumenical Vocation, on Feb 04, 2019

• Preaching Doctrine, on Dec 17, 2018

• Being “Laid Aside” by God?, on Oct 15, 2018