About
Hello… my name is Ed. I’m a writer, editor, and author of several books. I specialize in the creative presentation of ideas.
In a mirror dimly is where I write about sustainable discipleship for the long haul, offering an imperfect and sometimes sarcastic perspective on following Jesus. The name "in a mirror dimly" was chosen by a friend of mine because it draws a picture of reflections, but of something not completely graspable. Knowledge, but limited in scope.
A few things about me…
I write books:
- Hazardous: Committing to the Cost of Following Jesus
- Divided We Unite: Practical Christian Unity
- A Path to Publishing: What I Learned by Publishing a Nonfiction Book
- Coffeehouse Theology: Reflecting on God in Everyday Life
- and more…
My wife and I live in Columbus, Ohio where she attends graduate school at OSU, we both attend Central Vineyard, and neither of us attend OSU football games.
My wife and I are expecting a baby in July, and we fully expect this baby to terrorize our house rabbits—they had it coming.
I work as a freelance writer, specializing in blogging, book editing, magazine writing, newsletter writing, and just about anything else that involves stringing together words. You can even hire me and pay me money.
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To get in touch, e-mail me at: edcyzewski (at) gmail (dot) com.
About Ed
Ed Cyzewski (MDiv Biblical Theological Seminary) works as a freelance writer in Columbus, OH. He is the co-author of Hazardous: Committing to the Cost of Following Jesus and author of Coffeehouse Theology: Reflecting on God in Everyday Life, Divided We Unite, and A Path to Publishing. Ed writes regularly for a number of magazines and web sites. He blogs on freelance writing at: www.edcyz.com and on theology at www.inamirrordimly.com.
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Disclaimers
I view a blog as a good first draft of my ideas and a place to shape my beliefs over time. Blogs, to me, are not repositories of conclusions, but places to grow and develop.
Photo credit: Chris Hale-Smith
