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 could have, most of which have measurable outcomes.
- push people to its website
- push people to featured GA programming
- identify congregational contacts
- identify potential member contacts
- enroll or renew members
- launch a campaign or program
- distribute general literature
- distribute program-driven literature
- “interview” potential candidates for a program or committee
- be interviewed by potential members or stakeholders
- express a visual identity
- meet to leave for off-site activities (like dinners)
Tips for remembering names
Thursday, July 13th, 2006
Madeira for communion?
Thursday, July 13th, 2006
Exposure to extreme temperature and oxygen [in production] accounts for its stability; an opened bottle of Madeira will survive unharmed for a considerable time, up to a year.
Universalist desk reference
Thursday, July 27th, 2006
. . . The Fire and the Rose blog.
Havurot: a parallel for Christians?
Friday, July 28th, 2006
Since the 1970s, the havurah movement (havurot, plural) has created small (and not so small) communities for Jewish living, study, service and prayer.
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