Recovering and Moving
A short while ago, this website experienced a hacker attack (spammers injecting links everywhere..). We’re in the process of recovering from that crash, and also moving to a different technology […]
The Unplugged Challenge
The New York Times asked for volunteers who were willing to give up technology for a period of time and tell us about the experience. Dozens of people responded. Here […]
Slow Down and Know That I Am God
I’m very interested in slow food and slow church these days. This quote comes from an excellent article on Sojo. Slow Church places value on local congregations and recognizes that […]
Facebook surpasses one BILLION users
Facebook now hosts one billion (that’s with a ‘b’) users. How are you choosing to be formed as you spend time on that network?
The Little Luxuries of Life Without a Cell Phone
Though at least a few people are giving up their cell phones as a cost-cutting measure, it can be quite a luxurious state of being. These people might not be […]
Religious conversions: Renovated monastery resorts and more
In recent years, many monasteries and convents have been reborn as hotels so luxuriously appointed that you might confess to feeling a little guilty about how their previous occupants had […]
Demanding and Serious
I believe I am not mistaken in saying that Christianity is a demanding and serious religion. When it is delivered as easy and amusing, it is another kind of religion […]
Have Cell Phones Killed Boredom? (And is that Good?)
(CNN) — Take a look around today at people in line at Starbucks, on the train platform or waiting for their bags at the airport. Odds are, a huge chunk […]
Pray As You Can, Not As You Can’t
Pray as you can, not as you can’t. I love this article on The Other Journal so deeply. Read and reread this one, as I have.
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