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Salvation Army Young Adult Research. Audio from the Wesleyan Liturgical Society. As usual, I had a very full and fruitful time at the annual meeting of the Wesleyan Theological Society. It is a pleasure and privilege to be able to gather with fellow scholars in the Wesleyan family, and every year I come away inspired, encouraged and equipped for my own work. For further details in the weeks to come.

But I have my own reasons. And for whatever reason, I feel compelled to share them. First, I simply am not able to resist the temptation to waste time. I know people who are able to only log in a couple times a week. Initially, I planned to shut down my Facebook account over this past week.