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Episode 322: Gerry Turcotte on the Concept of Liminality, or the Spaces In-Between (September 2, 2026)

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In this episode of The Open Door, panelists Thomas Storck, Christopher Zehnder, and Andrew Sorokowski talk with Gerry Turcotte, President & Principal, St Mark's College & Corpus Christi College, Vancouver, British Columbia, about the concept of liminality.Gerry is the author of The Space Between, available at The Space Between by Gerry Turcotte | En Route Books and MediaThe Space Between by Gerry Turcotte is a wry, tender novel that explores faith, failure, love, and longing through a series of sharply observed episodes. Moving from boyhood to adult reckoning, Turcotte writes with humor, intellectual depth, and emotional honesty about the spaces between belief and doubt, devotion and rebellion, intimacy and solitude. This is a reflective, often laugh-out-loud meditation on identity, grace, and becoming human.

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