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On Being An Ex-Pat III: Mobility
“So, when are you leaving?” A constant part of all ex-pat relationships is the knowledge that they are fluid,...
“So, when are you leaving?” A constant part of all ex-pat relationships is the knowledge that they are fluid,...
Thanks to Pete Leveson for a link to a Times article on the Cash shortage in the UK Anglican...
Urban Onramps has a interesting post on reporting good news about Africa. Ethical investment is something I would like...
I’ve felt that in Australia, people often don’t care about your faith commitments and in the UK they often...
Andrew Jones draws attention to an Official Response to Critics of Emergent posted on the emergent-us site. My first...
Thanks to Urban Onramps for a link to this page outlining biblical references in u2 lyrics. This is not...
My daughter, who turns four in a few weeks, stunned me today with her moral accumen. Since I was...
Although the fashion in the blogosphere is to shoot from the hip with first impressions, this hasn’t normally been...
Brian Brock is one of the sharpest theological thinkers I have ever met and it great to see him...
I wasn’t quite sure what to think when my favourite opinionist, David Brooks began his current op-ed piece for...
Ryan Bolger, Assistant Professor of Church in Contemporary Culture at Fuller, has started a blog. His review of D.A....
Reading the comments following Andrew Jones’s compelling account of his 20 years in ministry, someone mentioned they were studying...
Urban Onramps has a link to an interesting Forbes article on blogs as news media. To quote the article,...
On this site, back in August 2003, I wrote, “I’m sure Harvey Cox mentions Delhi in The Secular City,...
You just knew it had to happen. Well folks, the Jesus Diet is finally with us. You can now...
The wonderfully named Church Marketing Sucks weblog has brought to our attention a very telling article on the business...