Fuller Edinburgh Dream

Tripp's dream is to be an influential part of theological education within academia while continuing to bring theology to the people with Homebrewed Christianity.  After a year long job search he was selected for a dream Post-Doctorate position where he will be researching science and religion accumulating in another published book!  The position will also boost his credentials in the academic world putting him into a much better position of having a career as a professor at a university.  The catch?  It's at the University of Edinburgh and it does not come with a transitional/moving budget as it is a grant funded position.  Therefore, we are tasked to singlehandedly pay for and move our family of 5 from North Carolina overseas to Edinburgh by October 2019 at a stage in life where most people are settling down.  We aren't in our twenties anymore (wait what???!!) and with three kids flying one way overseas, finding housing that will accommodate us along with schooling for them is a lot to figure out in two months time.  This is a great undertaking financially as you can imagine.  Moving in general can cost upwards of thousands of dollars but add in the aspect of it being abroad with a family of 5 and the budget adds up.
Included in Tripp's dream is the continued growth of Homebrewed Christianity and the creation of online theological resources. This venture will not only be an excellent next step within the academy, but open up a bunch of new podcast guests and opportunities to connect with European listeners. Last year HBC had over 3 million downloads and averages 70k listeners. We would really appreciate any help and support the HBC community can give to help us make it to Scotland and for Tripp to find a place within theological education.   We've been so blessed in the past with the outpouring of love and support and we are so grateful and we cannot put into words how grateful we will be for your support to reach this goal.  Thank you and lots of Love!  The Fuller Family
ReWilder is a non-profit drawing on the contemplative and liberation streams of ecumenical Christianity seeking to articulate an interdisciplinary story of reconnection with spirit, self, society, and our surroundings for our common flourishing.  We are excited to partner with Tripp Fuller and his research project in Edinburgh and look forward to featuring it through the process.  Find us at:  https://rewilder.net