Chris Walton (Philocrites) muses about technology and his earliest writings via Internet, specifically on the Usenet group, soc.religion.unitarian-univ.
Ah! I wrote there too, in those heady days of the mid- to late-1990s. I wonder if I was edgier then?
If you care to see what I wrote . . .
Here are archived copies of two (1, 2) […]
The Revival conference of the Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship begins tonight outside Cleveland, Ohio.
Is anyone blogging from it?
I’ve created a special purpose blog, BitB’s Universalist Church Year at http://boyinthebands.com/church-year.
It is very new, with little content. My goal is to add three or four weeks of the readings and collects appointed traditionally, including those used by Universalists, in the old one-year lectionary each week. Then when I’m done, I’ll start adding commentary, links […]
I got a pingback from I Herd the Werd, “christian faith. universal salvation. a UU blog in process” — and I’ll certainly be watching it.
19 October. A new subtitle: “Christian faith, Universal Salvation, and misc. commentary on the global Christian Church”
This week, as I’ve said, I’ve been reading quite a lot online from members of the Religious Society of Friends. To make things easier, I’ve made QuakerQuaker.org my first stop. It has a smaller base than say UUpdates.net, but the postings include a longer clip of the lede, photos and a plan for making the […]
Happy Blog Day! (Why today, if you squint, 3108 — today’s date — looks like blog) . Here’s the rules:
Find 5 new Blogs that you find interesting
Notify the 5 bloggers that you are recommending them as part of BlogDay 2007
Write a short description [...]
I am very interested in August Retreat: Notes for the PSD Board/Staff/Program Council Retreat. The PSD is the Prairie Star District of the Unitarian Universalist Association and looking at the title, this seems to be a short-term blog. It has Phil Lund’s hand (Phil’s Little Blog on the Prairie) all over it; after all, he […]
My husband Jonathan Padget has blogged about his experience of Tammy Faye. Do see.
Here’s an idea: send me your tired, old (but bootable) laptop — the one that makes you ask, “Why would anyone want that?” — and I will give it some kind of new life with Linux. I’ll document the transformation and find a charitable home for it, perhaps a church or other ministry.
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UCC minister Kirk Moore (Kirogitation) is blogging regularly the events of the United Church of Christ General Synod in Hartford, Connecticut. They have an interesting program today; I would rather like to see Sen. Barack Obama, a member of a UCC church in Chicago, speak this afternoon.
Many of my readers know James Estes (Peregrinato); he’s […]
