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March 25, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

I saw this today on my favorite fan site rushmore academy and it made me really happy. It didn’t hurt that L really likes this book, and that Arcade Fire’s song “Wake Up,” from their album Funeral, is playing in the background really helps too. [youtube=http://www.

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Counsel to the Christian Traveller – Put Your Hand to the Plow

March 23, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

A while back when we were at the Convergent Friends weekend I got a copy of “Counsel to the Christian-Traveller: Also Meditations and Experiences” by William Shewen. It is an early Quaker text that was originally published in London in 1683, Shewen was among the early prominent London Friends. He

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Dress-Down Friday | Three Vimeos and an Alien-Baby Suit

March 20, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

Here are a couple little internet treats for you all on this Dress-Down Friday. For those of you who are into the alien-baby accessorized look: This video is really just amazing: http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=3156959&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=

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Re-Entering the Ministry As Camas Friends New Pastor

March 20, 2009 Featured 4 min read

I have felt called to ministry ever since I was in high school. I remember, at one point, my youth pastor telling me he’d like to go with me to the downtown where we lived, soap-box in hand and let me have at it. Things have in some ways

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Death Penalty Dead in New Mexico

March 19, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

My Friend posted this today, and it seemed worthy to share here as well. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has signed a bill repealing the death penalty. His statement is worth reading, here are a few highlights: I have decided to sign legislation that repeals the death penalty in the

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Barclay Press Post: Repetition and A Non-Liturgical Liturgy

March 16, 2009 The Theological 1 min read

Here’s my latest installment at Barclay Press. As you’ll notice I worked at weaving a number of ideas I’ve had together and tried to initiate a forward step in a Quaker understanding of “liturgy.” More on this to come. What Quakers were against wasn’t forms but

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What I’m Passionate About

March 13, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

My friend Rhett Smith is doing a weekly segment on his blog called “What Are You Passionate About?” What he’s doing every Friday is asking different people he knows to talk about their passions and share them with his readers. Here’s what he writes: One of the questions

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Virtual Desire and a New York Police Officer

March 11, 2009 The Cultural 2 min read

There’s a really interesting article in the New York Times today about a police office who was being charged with brutality in a criminal case. The suspect was caught carrying a gun and was purportedly punched by the officer while he was in cuffs. The Times reports that, “Officer

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Fan Culture and “Virtual” Communities

March 10, 2009 Church in Mission 3 min read

I’ve written about Henry Jenkins in the past, he’s Director of the MIT Comparative Media Studies Program and writes constantly about fan culture or “fandom,” remix, and other contemporary cultural happenings. I didn’t know much about him until last year when my doctoral advisor recommended I read

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New Book on Jesus: Seeking the Identity of Jesus

March 10, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

A new book on Jesus has recently published that sounds pretty interesting, its called, Seeking the Identity of Jesus.  Here is the list of points the scholars in the book all came to agreement on over the course of three years working together on the project. * 1. Jesus of Nazareth

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A Much Needed Re-Organizing of Work (Visually)

March 7, 2009 Blog Posts 2 min read

Yesterday I was feeling really stressed about the work I wasn’t getting done. This was in large part because L decided she wasn’t going to take her usual 1.5 hour nap. I use the time she naps to clear out my email, grade papers, or work on

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Dress Down Friday | She Walks! (And Facebook Kills)

March 6, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

She walks. Is the music you’re listening to making you dumber? (HT: Hoopes) Here’s an interesting article about being Carbon Neutral on a Shoestring. (HT: Emily) Flourish: a new group for creation care that targets churches and families. Go Humans go? What does that even mean? 10 sites

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