Category Archives: Pastoral care

Male headship and Linux (but not together)

Pastors: if you need some background about and against “complementarianism” — male headship and female submission — for providing pastoral care or want to learn more about using Linux, check out one of my favorite blogs, 42, written by Methodist minister Dave Warnock.
He’s on a roll.

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Uniting Church of Australia “patrol ministry”

I’m looking at some major Christian united-uniting churches to see how they define church membership and turned to the ever-interesting Uniting Church of Australia. More about that later; I found something even more interesting.
As you may know, the Australian interior is multi-ethnic but very thinly populated, making for special social accommodations — like radio schools [...]

My only Sen. Craig post

I won’t get into the partisan piece of the Larry Craig furor: enough has been said there for my contribution to be any use.

I am a bit worried that this will be an important frame for discussing LGBT civil rights legislation in the near-term.
I think an opportunity for modeling compassion, understanding, temperance or anything but [...]

Best links for June 29

Well, best for me, but I know some of you will like them too.

Michelle Murrain, writing from her Zen and the art of Nonprofit Technology blog, points out how the United States Social Forum is running on free and open source software. Fabu. Drupal and Linux (Ubuntu and Debian) love all around.
Several writers (here, [...]