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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2012 · 2H 4M

Roger Wolsey Postponed for A Tribute to Meredith J. Sprunger

from The Cosmic Citizen · host Paula Thompson

Our interview with Roger Wolsey has been postponed so that we can do a tribute to one of our heroes, Dr. Meredith J. Sprunger. Dr. Meredith Justin Sprunger left this world on April 17th, he was 97 years old. Meredith had a remarkable career as a college president, professor, and executive administrator, a licensed psychologist and therapist, and an ordained minister. He  served congregations in the Midwest and taught at Elmherst College and the Indiana Institute of Technology, functioning as the head of the Department of Psychology, Chairman of the Division of Liberal Arts, and as President. He was the last living colleague of Dr. William Sadler (1875-1969). Dr. Sprunger, a devoted scholar of the Urantia Book, served in numerous capacities including President of Urantia Brotherhood. He authored many secondary works to the Urantia Book, including A History of The Urantia Papers (which he co-authored with Larry Mullins), Spiritual Psychology and most recently The Abridged Urantia Papers. Dr. Sprunger was also founder of The Spiritual Fellowship organization. This segment will be of special interest to Urantia Book readers who knew Meredith and those who didn't. Please join us in tribute to this remarkable man. We invite you to call in and share your fond thoughts and memories of Meredith. Leave a written tribute: http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Meredith-Sprunger&lc=4119&pid=157104874&mid=5072839&locale=en-US  

Our interview with Roger Wolsey has been postponed so that we can do a tribute to one of our heroes, Dr. Meredith J. Sprunger. Dr. Meredith Justin Sprunger left this world on April 17th, he was 97 years old. Meredith had a remarkable career as a college president, professor, and executive administrator, a licensed psychologist and therapist, and an ordained minister. He  served congregations in the Midwest and taught at Elmherst College and the Indiana Institute of Technology, functioning as the head of the Department of Psychology, Chairman of the Division of Liberal Arts, and as President. He was the last living colleague of Dr. William Sadler (1875-1969). Dr. Sprunger, a devoted scholar of the Urantia Book, served in numerous capacities including President of Urantia Brotherhood. He authored many secondary works to the Urantia Book, including A History of The Urantia Papers (which he co-authored with Larry Mullins), Spiritual Psychology and most recently The Abridged Urantia Papers. Dr. Sprunger was also founder of The Spiritual Fellowship organization. This segment will be of special interest to Urantia Book readers who knew Meredith and those who didn't. Please join us in tribute to this remarkable man. We invite you to call in and share your fond thoughts and memories of Meredith. Leave a written tribute: http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Meredith-Sprunger&lc=4119&pid=157104874&mid=5072839&locale=en-US

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