012 - Interview with Dr. Andrew Zeller

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We were excited to interview Dr. Andrew Zeller today on the podcast. He is the current president of Sangre de Cristo Seminary and was part of the first graduating class of the seminary. We discuss some of his life experience, which includes being a chaplain in the Army and having 13 children with his wife Beth Ann, and we also get his thoughts on what a seminary education should look like. We hope you enjoy! A link if you'd like to become a contributor to the seminary. http://sdcseminary.org/about/give/ As promised in the podcast, here is Josh's hand-drawn map of the seminary, along with the Google Maps image. Compare the two and let us know which is better.

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