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Activities For New Year’s Eve
When we had the idea of throwing a small gathering at our house for New Year’s Eve, we did the initial
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Are You Ready to Do Your Annual Review? Here Are Some Tips and Resources
As we round out the end of 2019 and the last of this decade, there’s no better time than now to
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Write the Vision: Quakers, Zines and Participatory Culture
This is a synchroblog written for Quaker Voluntary Service, of which I am a board member. The theme is “Quakers and new media.” (Twitter Link #qvssynchroblog) “Write the vision; make it plain on tablets,
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The Possibilities and Challenges of Building a Participatory Church
I love the word participation. It’s stem means “taking part” or to “partner.” The Quaker meeting of which I am the ‘released minister,’ Camas Friends, strives to be a participatory church. A partnering
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The Moleskine of calendars @NeuYear (Review and 40% Discount)
I am a big fan of Moleskine – and Moleskine-like – notebooks. High-quality “analog” ways of note-taking, planning and sketching are where it is at for me. So you can imagine my delight
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A New “Convergent” Mapping Project hits the Web
Martin Kelley isn’t the only one really excited about the new Quakermaps.com project from Micah Bales and Jon Watts. While
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Organizing Ministry in DevonThink Pro
[This is a tutorial on software I use for writing and organization.] When I started pastoring I created a DEVONthink database for
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Lectio Divina and Acts 2:41-47
This past Sunday we finished up our discussions around Acts 2. For worship, we had a more meditative tempo. The host for
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Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls: The Church in 25 years
Scott McClellan emailed me a couple weeks back and asked me to imagine what The church might be like in 25 years
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A Much Needed Re-Organizing of Work (Visually)
Yesterday I was feeling really stressed about the work I wasn’t getting done. This was in large part because L decided
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Newbie’s Guide to Seminary
Over the course of the last couple years I’ve done a number of posts on tips and tricks with regards to
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GTD In Apple’s Leopard (and other resources)
I’ve been using the GTD system since I first setup my Moleskine GTD for students and am getting a decent amount
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On Biking: Safety Tips for Drivers
I posted a video and a few short thoughts on our other blog Weird Fishes about biking and some tips I wish
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Create a Moleskine PDA: The Student GTD Hack
A couple weeks back, I stumbled upon what seems like a small culture of people who have backed away from the “pure paperless ideology.” They are using small notebooks (Moleskines) to manage the tasks
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Finding the Right Bike for Your Commute
I mentioned earlier that I recently bought a new [used] bike and I debated on whether to say anything about it here, I wasn’t really sure anyone would care. But because I love
