Background
Schmid, Vernon Lee was born on July 31, 1934 in Parsons, Kansas, United States. Son of Frederick Louis and Sarah Elizabeth (Amrine) Schmid.
(The Radical Implications of the Eucharist reflects decade...)
The Radical Implications of the Eucharist reflects decades of liturgical scholarship blended with a passion for social justice. Dr. Schmid once served as president of the Order of St. Luke, a United Methodist liturgical renewal organization, and has written and lectured on the issue of the sacrament of Holy Communion and its social relevance for the church. As pastor of rural, urban and suburban congregations and campus minister at the University of Delaware, his more than thirty-five years of ministry has centered on the Eucharist as the heart of the worshiping community. The Radical Implications of the Eucharist is a must-read for clergy in any Christian denomination and may be used for congregational study groups.
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Schmid, Vernon Lee was born on July 31, 1934 in Parsons, Kansas, United States. Son of Frederick Louis and Sarah Elizabeth (Amrine) Schmid.
Associate of Arts, Labette Community College, 1964. Juris Doctor, Blackstone School of Law, 1973. Master of Divinity, St. Paul School of Theology, 1976.
Doctor Ministry, Graduate Theological Foundation, 1989.
Reporter, editor, various newspapers, Kansas, Missouri and Colorado, 1964-1973; Adjunct Professor philosophy, Penn Valley Community College, Kansas City, Missoury, 1975-1976; pastor, Beattie (Kansas) United Methodist Church, 1976-1977; director committee, Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, Valley Forge, 1977-1979; pastor, Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, Philadelphia, 1979-1981; pastor, Epworth United Methodist Church, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1981-1983; director Wesley Foundation, U. Delaware, Newark, 1983-1986; pastor, Emmanuel United Methodist Church, Crisfield, Maryland., 1986-1989; pastor, Oxford (Maryland.) United Methodist Church, 1989-1994; pastor, Perryville (Maryland.) Principio United Methodist Church, since 1994; Adjunct Professor, Cecil Community College, since 1996. Vice president Commision on Religion and Race, Peninsula-Delaware Conference, 1992-1994, president Commision on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns, 1988-1992.
(The Radical Implications of the Eucharist reflects decade...)
(Collected short stories.)
(Collected short stories.)
At-large delegate Democratic Socialists of America Convention, 1977. Chairman Allen County (Kansas) Democratic Committee, 1972. Municipal judge, Le Roy, Kansas, 1973.
With United States Army, 1953-1954. Fellow Graduate Theological Foundation. Member National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (life), Fellowship of Reconciliation, Academy American Poets, National Poetry Society.
Married Susan Irene Owens, January 25, 1969. Children: Susanna Lee, Mary Louise.