Had another piece of mine published over at the God’s Politics blog … it’s called “Are single moms the new widows?” Check it out.
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14 Jun
Garden / Life Update
It’s been a while since I’ve shown some update photos of the garden. I’ve thrown in a few photos from important events in our lives over the last month or so. Enjoy!
For more photos of our camping trip in ME (many more great photos than I can share here), click here, here, and here.
10 Jun
Redemption Day
“Redemption Day,” by Sheryl Crow
I’ve wept for those who suffer long
But how I weep for those who’ve gone
Into rooms of grief and questioned wrong
But keep on killing
It’s in the soul to feel such things
But weak to watch without speaking
Oh what mercy sadness brings
If God be willing
There is a train that’s heading [...]
21 May
links roundup
First off, I’ve been doing a bit of writing of late for the Jesus Manifesto zine, in the form of two book reviews and a scriptural/cultural exegesis. The latter has sparked quite a conversation because of its provocative nature. My evil scheme worked! Check em out if you want to.
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I’m going to go down the [...]
18 May
great story
Nice to see CNN pick up on a positive story about church/religion. Also nice to see a church pick up on the concept that it is better to give than to receive.
Link.
(HT: Houston)
15 May
WikiChoice
[Begin Plug]
I want to tell you about a project a friend of mine is putting together, and it is pretty closely related to my post about the Story of Stuff. So, many of us acknowledge that we have a consumption problem: we consume too much, and we often don’t know the origins of the stuff [...]
14 Apr
Breaking the Lenten Blogfast
Howdy folks … this “getting back into blogging after 40 days off” thing is harder than I thought, and, to be honest, I’m not terribly thrilled about it. I’m considering giving HarvestBoston a topical makeover for the spring and summer, and maybe forever. Perhaps focus on our garden (we have a garden!) and [...]
8 Feb
an Evangelical collapse?
Noted blogger Internet Monk generated a firestorm of response — both positive and negative — to his three-part series last week on the coming collapse of Evangelicalism. He offers a perhaps prophetic, perhaps guesswork look at the next few years in North American evangelical Christianity, predicting an imminent and precipitous decline in Evangelical clout, [...]
30 Jan
Urban Ecovillages
Check out the description of an “urban ecovillage” on Global Ecovillage Network:
“An ecovillage is a human scale neighborhood where people know their neighbors and care about them. People can live close to where they work and play and have access to other essential services without use of automobiles. Together, neighbors try to minimize waste and [...]
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