In an attempt to control the main page of the blog, I'm moving the old roll blog over here. This is where you can find blogs that are former (but not current) members of the unofficial PC(USA) web ring and blogs that haven't been updated in over a year that might still have some really neat stuff in their archives and are worth keeping around.
More old or inactive blogs (added May 2010):
Always Reforming
Barefoot
Catechisms and Cataclysms
First Presbyterian Church of Vernon, Texas
Growing In Faith
Make of yourself a light
Ministry as Clergy Couples
Mo Leverett - Rebirth International
Monday Morning Letters
Musings, Questions, and other Ramblings
My Backyard
pastorjayban’s weblog
preacher, blogger or procrastinator
Rebel Without A Pew
RevJavaDude's Cafe
The Quest
Toddled Dredge
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Saturday, November 01, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Other Presbyterian Bloggers
Jim, aka the Church Geek, has an interesting post today. Check it out at http://www.thechurchgeek.com/Wednesday Roundup
by Jim ~ July 16th, 2008
1.) I love some of the stuff that new faith communities are doing…they are bold challenges and proclamations to existing congregations. Internet Monk singles out one new congregation that is committed to giving 60% of their budget to mission!!…If they can do it, why can’t we?
2.) As always Jan raises good observations and questions about the nature of staffing in the established church today. I’d love for her to be a colleague in this presbytery, as we need to hear more of her voice…
3.) Tony Campolo presents what seems like a reasonable, faithful response to the problem of abortion in our country.
4.) How many of the 100 NEA Recommended books of fiction have you read? I’ve read book #6, but I’m not really sure why it’s considered a “work of fiction.”
5.) Today I’ve decided to point to a few of my recent favorite photos from my flickr contacts. I particularly love the lighting in this one and the depth of field in this one.
Read the rest of Jim's innovative posts at www.thechurchgeek.com
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