Author: Beyth Hogue Greenetz

As the Administrative Coordinator for New Wine, Beyth has the unique privilege of having found the “sweet spot” where her skills and passions meet. She brings a history of event planning, an educational background in both theology and sociology, a fascinated interest in culture, and a restless heart for community. The privilege of being kingdom-bearers is perhaps the most humbling and transformative opportunity in our Christian lives. Beyth praises God for the divine reality he manifests through New Wine and she eagerly awaits what he will reveal in the midst of our usually-willing hearts. Outside of talking theology, Beyth loves to travel and see the way life is lived outside of Portland’s trendy enclave. But her heart always brings her happily back to Portland, yearning for a good cup of coffee and the embrace of loving community.

December 23rd, 2010

New Wine Tastings: Theological Essays of Cultural Engagement

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December 14th, 2010August 20th, 2012

Volume 6, No. 2

December 1st, 2010February 2nd, 2011

Cultural Encounters Volume 6, Number 2 is now available!

November 12th, 2010November 17th, 2010

New Wine benefit dinner

At this year’s banquet, we have the privilege of hearing lots of stories of New Wine’s catalytic influence in individual lives and collective communities. Keynote speaker, Suzie Slonaker, is a long-time friend of New Wine. She is the founder of REACH Ministries and her life has been characterized by a profoundly compassionate embrace. In Suzie’s presence, it’s hard not to invoke thoughts of Mother Teresa. Suzie cares deeply and passionately for the most broken and discarded members of our society. Her legacy with REACH Ministries is incarnational theology at its best – God has manifested his transformative love through Suzie’s strong advocacy and tender care for children and families suffering under the oppression of HIV/AIDS. We have much to learn from Suzie’s heart. Join us on Friday, November 12 from 6 – 9pm to be inspired by how New Wine has shaped her work.

An RSVP is required by Monday, November 8. For more details, please email newwine@multnomah.edu.

October 6th, 2010October 7th, 2010

New Wine orientation

If you would like more information about New Wine or are interested in becoming part of the New Wine community, you are invited to join us on Wednesday, October 6 at 6:00pm for a dinner and orientation. There is no cost for this event. Please call (503) 251-6767 or email newwine@multnomah.edu for more information.