A word to my Windows-using readers. You know I love Linux, and use Ubuntu Linux at home and work. I hope you would give it a try but would understand if it doesn’t appeal to you, or (at least) you get enough value from a Microsoft product to stay put.
But there’s still a good reason [...]
I found (refound?) an independent universalist theological site. It includes a number of classic texts that generations have known and loved, and some original articles by the site’s owner, Tony Pirog.
http://www.freedominmessiah.com/
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Thank you. We will remember you and Phyllis in our prayers.
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PeaceBang asked for a Sundays-only calendar template. Here’s my first draft: both as a PDF and ODS, the later a spreadsheet that can be read and written in Google Docs and OpenOffice.org.
(I have some liturgical calendars from prior years which need updating; I’ll add these, too, when I’ve edited them.)
Sunday-only calendar (PDF)
Sunday-only calendar (ODS)
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OK: I’ve asked before and I’ll surely ask again, but what is the “saving gospel” that I hear some Unitarian Universalists talk about? You know: the one “the world needs to hear.”
There’s something rather Rorschach test-like about it, in that the discussion of a gospel is in relation to the desirability for one. [...]
I’ve been in a blogging funk lately. I have a couple of big articles I can’t bear to write, a house that Hubby and I need to begin packing, and when all else fails, I’ll blame the Washington August malaise.
I have however, been cleaning out more than a decade of old floppies and CD-ROMs, with [...]
There’s a certain place in the retelling of American Unitarian organizational history where the American Unitarian Association is revealed to have once been just an individual membership organization and not a fellowship of churches. (Indeed, I think the last of the life members died in the 1990s.)
Looking at the Web site of the Union [...]
I now have several weeks’ experience with Google Apps — the suite of Google mail, documents and other tools using your own domain — in a nonprofit organization setting. Put mildly, I’m sold on it. (Though as a nonprofit, with an “educational” account, it is free of charge.) Email admin is easier and sharing [...]
Whew — five days without a blog post. I’ve been ill and Hubby and I are buying a condo, so you’ll excuse my absence. Working on a couple of larger posts, but I’ve also been reading widely and found a few things of interest on the ‘net worth sharing in the meantime.
I don’t follow 304 [...]
I know this review series is dragging a bit: I intended it as a fifth-anniversary special (in May) but there are some articles worth recalling. If I do say so.
Using GnomeSword to tease out biblical citations
Tuesday, July 4th, 2006
Exhibiting at General Assembly: part one, goals
Monday, July 10th, 2006
But here are a few goals an exhibitor [...]
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