I’m down in Claremont, CA right now for the Theology After Google conference, actually listening to Google-expert Jeff Jarvis Skype in with our conference. This is a conference that is both focusing on new theology and new media (in a world after Google). There are some really great folks down here sharing TED-style presentations on ideas about theology & technology.
Hearing Jeff Jarvis was one of the highlights so far, as well Dwight Friesen, Tony Jones and Jonathan Walton. I gave a presentation last night called “Pomomusings & Beer: Opening up the Conversation for All.” If you want to watch it, you can go here and skip to around the 27 minute mark, and I posted my slides here. It’s been good to re-connect with many friends and hear some great stuff about theology after the age of Google.
We still have a full day left of activities and you can follow the Twitter feed here if you like.
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A few days ago, I posed the following question on Facebook/Twitter: “For those in ministry: what day do YOU think is the best for your day off? And why?” Since getting back into ministry, I’ve realized that, first of all, I’m pretty bad about actually trying to take a day off. During my first year, I didn’t really take one. Last fall, I was taking off Mondays…and now (because of some scheduling issues), I’m taking Thursdays off. Taking Thursdays off feels weird and don’t think I’ll keep doing it next fall, but that’s what I have this spring. So, I received a lot of responses to my question and wanted to share some of them here with you.
