Since starting up our church’s Theology Pub, there have been a few folks who have asked how it’s gone and what we’ve talked about. We’ve only had it two weeks, but I think both weeks have been successes and so I’ll share about them briefly, as well as some additional thoughts. Advertising I tried to [...]
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Welcome to Pomomusings. Many of you are probably new readers from CreativeMYK, and I want you to get the most out of your visit to Pomomusings. I am a youth and young adult minister, blogger and designer. You can see some of my stuff at Cleave Design. If you want more info, you can read [...]
Thanks for stopping by after clicking on my Twitter profile. In case you’re new to Twitter, you should check out a post I wrote about it called “Signing Up For and Using Twitter.” I’m sure you won’t really get this from the title, but the post is about how to both sign up for and [...]
Welcome to Pomomusings. Many of you are probably new readers from Church Relevance, and I want you to get the most out of your visit to Pomomusings. I am a youth and young adult minister, blogger and designer. You can see some of my stuff at Cleave Design. If you want more info, you can [...]
This piece is part of an on-going blog series called Plurality 2.0 (watch video here). Full schedule of guest authors throughout April and May is available here. Landon Whitsitt is a pastor, radio producer, musician, and blogger. One day he wants to publish a book and come speak at your church. He is allergic to [...]
Dallas Willard is one of the great Christian thinkers, theologians and writers of our time. I’ve read a few of his books before, including The Spirit of the Disciplines: Understanding How God Changes Lives and The Divine Conspiracy: Rediscovering Our Hidden Life In God. So when I was offered the chance to get a preview [...]
This piece is part of an on-going blog series called Plurality 2.0 (watch video here). Full schedule of guest authors throughout April and May is available here. Marci Auld Glass is the pastor of Southminster Presbyterian Church in Boise, Idaho and blogs here. When she’s not drinking pina coladas or being caught in the rain, [...]
This piece is part of an on-going blog series called Plurality 2.0 (watch video here). Full schedule of guest authors throughout April and May is available here. Kelly Bean is community cultivator/pastor of Third Saturday Community, co-Coordinator and founder of Convergence, local and international networker and activist, writer and artist. Kelly’s most remarkable endeavor is [...]
This piece is part of an on-going blog series called Plurality 2.0 (watch video here). Full schedule of guest authors throughout April and May is available here. Erin Williams is the Media Coordinator at the Interfaith Youth Core, a Chicago-based international non-profit that builds mutual respect and pluralism among people from different religious and moral [...]
This piece is part of an on-going blog series called Plurality 2.0 (watch video here). Full schedule of guest authors throughout April and May is available here. Katie Harris recently relocated to Portland, Oregon after receiving her B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies from UC Berkeley. When she is not reading with her son, destroying her fiancé [...]
