A New Series

I am soooo happy to be back blogging after my weeks moving and making my house livable.  There is a new blog series I’m posting on my Post-Christian page.  You can start reading it here.

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The Christian Saint Patrick’s Day

Easter 2009 has come and gone.  Into the closet goes the little bunny decorations; into the tummy go the eggs, candy, and chocolate bunnies; into the compost go the dying lilies.  Now we turn the calendar page to things like Pentecost and summer.  Many of us have gone to church in order to do our twice yearly duty and are no worse for the wear, although less and less of us are doing this little dance each year.  Coninue Reading…

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Internet Evangelism Day

The other day I got a comment from Tony from InternetEvangelismDay.com. I usually am very skeptical about people who try to sneak link-spam into my blogs, and I tend to be pretty heavy handed with the comment approval. I checked out the site just for kicks-and-giggles, and was quite impressed with what I saw. Their site is a veritable menagerie of tools and helps for churches planning to use their Internet ministry effectively. At the core of their plan is to make April 26th a day dedicated to Internet evangelism worldwide.

A Few Things You Might Want to Check Out

One of the things that is unique about this blog, is that there are multiple streams of blogs (entirely separate blogs, really) that address different topics.  You will find them in the main links above.  Some of these blogs are more personal in nature, like the one on the homepage, and the My Wife page.  Others are more theological, or sociological in nature.  The Post-Christian page contains posts addresses how Christianity and contemporary American culture interrelate.  The Church Tech blog looks at how the Church can interact, and is interacting with current communications technology, specifically the Internet.

Some recent posts that you might find interesting:

-10 Ways that Churches Can Improve Communication

-Analysis of the 2009 ARIS survey, which spawned a Newsweek Cover Story and the frontpage of USA Today

-A series of posts on How to run an effective church web-ministry

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