Deat at Heal Your Church Website highlights the United Church of Canada website: its overall quality, and who it describes its news syndication feeds. Note, RSS is syndication; XML is the format. Talk about RSS if you mean feeds.
If you haven’t guessed, I like RSS feeds and wait impatiently for UUA.org to add […]
According to the Universalist Register and Almanac (1840), Elhanan “Winchester preached his first Universalist sermon, 1781.”
DC gay couples and others have been watching the deferred but inescapable action of DC government around the recognition of same-sex couples married in Massachusetts. Will these marriages be recognized in the District of Columbia, a place, according to the Washington Post has more gay residents and couples than any place outside of San Francisco? […]
David Warnock is as glad for Google Maps (in beta) being released for the UK as I was for their release in the US. (Thanks for the tip.)
Now I can fulfill my whistful wish and show you the relative distances between (the site of) Whitefield’s now lost London (Moorfields) Tabernacle where early Universalist James Relly […]
I’m going back and adding the earliest entries of this blog — from May 22 to August 3, 2003 — that I self-coded. Not all of them because they were ephemeral bits of fluff, but the ones that have real content. (Including my own rules about when I wore a clerical collar, for instance.)
Anything I […]
No, be nice, not that kind of “live flesh” — but a rough rendering of the Greek-Latin URL zoecarnate.com for Sites Unseen, a remarkable links resource by two “former roomates and alumni from Berry College [who] are part of a house church community in the metro-Atlanta, Georgia, USA-area.”
OK: perhaps “life [in the] body” is more […]
Paul Wilczynski asks one of those naked questions that deserves some answers. Boasting about not having a de jure creed isn’t so impressive when there is a de facto one, or nearly so.
I think it is about time we started getting down to some refined, careful language around belief. As a religious fellowship, we’re way […]
Jim, a.k.a. Pereginato, has written more about Benedict XVI and has said what I would want to say if I were feeling clement.
Habemus Papam: We Have a Pope
The dialogue with seminarian Matthew Gatheringwater has been stimulating, and the following responds to his most recent comments, where he shares about his first time out in a robe.
Before I say any more about clerical garb, I’d like to hear more about the episode of which you wrote. Was it a funeral?
As for Ken Patton […]
One of the sources of Universalistiana I most enjoy and found most endearing arrived in the mail: the newsletter of Saviour of All Fellowship. It is a one-page newsletter (in the sense of a newsy, photocopied letter) that I get in sets of three. It is like looking into an extended family bound, not by […]
