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  2. Book Review: It’s A Dance By Patrick Oden

    Fuller Seminary grad, and fellow blogger Patrick Oden has a new book coming out on November 1st, “It’s a Dance” with Evangelical Friends’ Barclay Press. I remember meeting Patrick three years ago when

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  4. How To Start A Compost Bin In The City (With Little Money)

    Today thousands of bloggers are writing posts on their sites trying to raise awareness on environmental issues.  More and more people everyday are growing in their concern for our daily impact on the environment.

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  6. Liturgies of Quakerism Review in The Friend

    For all those of you who get a copy of The Friend, the only weekly Quaker publication in the world, you will see my review of the Ben Pink Dandelion’s 2005 book Liturgies

  7. Avoiding the Text? Reflections On Reading in Community

    My wife and I recently joined a new small group at our church and I we’re both pretty excited about. Over the past 8 years or so I can’t really think of

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  9. From The ‘Kitchen’ to the ‘Parlor’

    This past spring I had the great opportunity to participate in leading a workshop on convergent friends in Providence with a dear friend, and some new friends we met there: David and Shawna.  Afterwards

  10. Remember the Dutch! The Magic of Creation

    Emily and I have been doing our birthing classes for the past three weeks preparing for birth. We are taking the Bradley Method classes because we’re both interested in having a natural birth

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  13. So This Is Your First Year In Seminary? Tips, Tricks and Other Advice

    In one more week the masses will pile into Fuller’s bookstore, library, classrooms, and student lounges as the first week of the 2007-2008 school year begins. This is a big year for

  14. How To Live Local: Creating Your Two Mile Map

    Over the next couple weeks I have a few posts I will be doing that revolve around issues of sustainable living.  In these posts I will be trying to avoid the more preachy, theoretical

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