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My sister is going to be interviewed on Prime Time America with Greg Wheatley, sometime around 6:30 tonight. You can listen to a live stream on WEZE though I can’t recommend clicking that link right now because the current speaker is righteously angry something fierce - “yada yada people with degrees not knowin’ nothin’” (though technically I agree with him on this point for the most part).

UPDATE: JHH sent out a formal blurb-

Jennifer Hevelone-Harper, associate professor of history, will be interviewed by Prime Time America today at 6:30 p.m. about her recent article “Tracing the Footsteps of Jesus.” You may listen to the program via the internet LIVE between 5:00 and 7:00 PM Eastern here.

Jennifer Hevelone-Harper recently published “Tracing the Footsteps of Jesus” in Christian History and Biography magazine. She tells the story of Egeria, a fourth-century pilgrim whose account of her journey to the Holy Land is “unusual for its time because a woman wrote it, but her activities were not out of the ordinary.” Like other pilgrims. Egeria was “motivated by a desire to see the places where Jesus lived, to visit the sites associated with the Old Testament patriarchs and prophets, and to meet holy men and women practicing monasticism.”

Christian History and Biography magazine is a publication of Christianity Today International. To read Dr. Hevelone-Harpor’s full article visit here.